A Florida woman pulled a gun at a Dairy Queen and only managed to steal $1.50. Yes, really.
Here’s what went down in Coconut Creek.
🍦 What Happened At The Dairy Queen In Coconut Creek?
Only in Florida.
Allison Fetting, 44, has been officially charged in connection to an armed robbery at a Dairy Queen in Coconut Creek, and the details are as wild as they sound.
According to police, Fetting walked into the Winston Park Plaza location, pulled a gun on an employee, and demanded cash.
The problem? She couldn’t get into the register.
So she reached into the tip jar… and walked away with $1.50.
Yes, you read that right. She risked it all for a dollar and fifty cents.
🕵🏽♀️ Who Is Allison Fetting?
At the time of the Dairy Queen robbery charge, Fetting was already in custody on a long list of other charges—including armed robbery and drug possession.
According to the Florida Department of Corrections, she’s no stranger to serious offenses.
She previously served three years in state prison for aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, grand theft, and battery on a law enforcement officer.
Last week, she was transferred to Broward County and is expected in court on Wednesday, March 26, for the DQ incident.
😳 A Robbery That Left Everyone Confused
No one was hurt during the attempted robbery, and local police shared the incident on social media last year, calling out the strange twist.
A gun was involved, yes—but the actual “heist” involved pocket change from a fast-food tip jar.
It’s a story that’s gone viral for all the wrong reasons.
We’ve all heard some wild Florida headlines, but this one might take the cake—or the cone. Armed robbery is no joke, but it’s hard to ignore just how ridiculous this turned out to be.
Let’s just say… Dairy Queen’s not the only thing getting served.
Stay safe out there, frens—and maybe keep an eye on your tip jars.
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