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Bar to Patron: Cash or Credit; No Gum Wrappers

Soldier gets tab paid off, still arrested for disorderly conduct

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(Newser) – A soldier attempting to play billiards using a beer bottle in place of a pool cue was arrested at an Oklahoma bar after he tried to pay his tab using gum wrappers, the Lawton Constitution reports. Another customer picked up the $32 bill, but the 28-year-old will face charges of disorderly conduct and assaulting a police officer, the AP reports.

Pay attention: These are pool cues, not beer bottles.
Pay attention: These are pool cues, not beer bottles.   (©williamnyk)
Oklahoma police arrested a bar patron who attempted to play pool using a beer bottle and pay his tab using gum wrappers.
Oklahoma police arrested a bar patron who attempted to play pool using a beer bottle and pay his tab using gum wrappers.   (©(nutmeg))
A soldier trying to play pool at a Lawton, Okla., bar found himself behind the 8 ball.
A soldier trying to play pool at a Lawton, Okla., bar found himself behind the 8 ball.   (©fredo df)
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