LAPLACE - Three people in LaPlace found an illegal and cheap way to get themselves a free dinner when they conceived a plan to rob a Domino's delivery employee of his pizzas Friday night, then fled the scene of the crime without taking any money, according to the St. John Sheriff's Office.
The incident started at approximately 8:45 p.m. when the delivery employee knocked on the door of a house on the 1500 block of Natchez Lane with three fresh medium pizzas before the owner of the home told him no one at the home ordered any food.
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The employee claimed he wasn't carrying any cash and the three men sprinted away with the pizzas. One man reportedly carried a pistol as they fled.
Police could not find the men or any physical evidence during a search of the area.
The caller whom ordered from Domino's likely asked for a special “three for five” deal for the pizzas, reportedly worth a total of $17.94.
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