McDonald’s worker who spotted CEO ‘assassin’ Luigi Mangione eating hash brown could lose out on $60k reward ...Middle East

THE McDonald’s worker who has been hailed a “hero” after spotting suspected CEO assassin Luigi Mangione could lose out on the $60,000 reward. Mangione, 26, spent five days on the run but was eventually caught out by a rookie cop as he sat munching on a McDonald’s hash brown on Monday. ReutersLuigi Mangione was spotted chomping on a McDonald’s hash brown[/caption] ReutersMangione arriving for an extradition hearing at Blair County Court House in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania[/caption] The Mega AgencyMangione was arrested at a McDonald’s in Altoona

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