Port Police Report: Employees Stop Drunken Dine-and-Dash

While drunken munchies is not an uncommon experience, not everyone who's hungry after getting intoxicated also ends up getting a ride in a cop car because of it.

Employees at , 1021 N. Wisconsin St., called police at 8:49 p.m. Sunday about a customer who had ordered a pizza inside the restaurant. The 33-year-old Port Washington man was intoxicated, and employees were afraid he was going to leave Pizza Hut without paying for his pizza.

The man was given a ride home.

More from the reports:

• Sept. 11 as an excuse?: A 29-year-old Port Washington man was cited for open intoxicant at 1:22 a.m. Sunday after he was seen with a beer bottle in the 200 block of North Wisconsin Street. The man said he should "get a break" because it is the anniversary of Sept. 11 and he is a veteran.
• After-bar canceled: Apparently it was the spot, even after hours. Police visited The Spot, 201 W. Grand Ave., at 2:21 a.m. Wednesday when the bar was still open to the public despite being after bar time. A 41-year-old Port Washington woman was cited for violation of closing hours and obstructing an officer for being untruthful after trying to pass the patron in the bar off as an employee.