McDonald's Gun - Police in Tennessee have mounted a search for a man who pulled a gun inside a local McDonald's outlet because the waiter forgot to include cheeseburger burger in his order.

According to North Precinct detectives, the incident happened on Thursday morning when the suspect, who has since been identified as 21-year-old Demetri Johnson, made a drive-thru order at the Brick Church Pike McDonald's outlet.

After receiving his food and pulling away, he drove back shortly after very upset about a mix up in his order.

Reports indicate that Johnson explained his grievance to the manager, who told him to park while he sorted out the mix up and got the missing cheeseburger ready for him.

However, after a few minutes, Johnson entered the McDonald outlet with a pistol and a group of women. He pointed the pistol at the staff while ordering them fix his order - which they did.

Reports reveal that the 3 women Johnson entered the fast food outlet with demanded that they be served new French fries and soft drinks. They reportedly did not pay for their food.

After they were served to their satisfaction, they all left the fast food restaurant and the McDonald management called the police.

According to reports from the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, officials are currently looking for Johnson in connection with the McDonald's gun incident. He is currently nowhere to be found. However, his last known address is Joseph Avenue.

Officials say Johnson has a criminal record and has been arrested for theft and possession of weapons.

Police are looking for Johnson for the aggravated assault at the McDonald's restaurant. Authorities are urging people with information regarding Johnson's whereabouts to contact Crime Stoppers at 7-4-CRIME, or dial 9-1-1.