VIDEO: Texas Restaurant Workers Call Out Alleged Dine And Dashers

Sometimes, people do some crazy things in the state of Texas.

Countless times in the Lone Star State, we've seen or heard stories of somebody doing something that isn't normal. Most of the time, it involves a moment that is rather amazing. But, then there's times when a person is shown doing an act considered rather silly.

From an individual destroying something important, or yelling at somebody for no reason, a Texan might be caught on film doing something not very smart. What's worse than being filmed doing those things? None other than being filmed after potentially committing a crime.

A video on Tik Tok has recently gone viral after a worker at a restaurant chose to go after two unknown people for violating the law. The crime they allegedly committed you ask? None than dining and dashing.

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Two Individuals In Texas Filmed For Alleged Dining And Dashing

Per the video, the situation occurred in Fort Worth at The Crab Station Restaurant And Oyster Bar. Before the video is shown, we must warn that some of the language in the video may not be suitable for all viewers:

Shown in the video are two females, one which tries to hide her face at beginning. Throughout the video, the person filming states that the two in the car have left the eatery without paying two days in a row.

Their claims are challenged throughout the video, and at the time of writing there isn't an update regarding the two. Dining and dashing in Texas is also considered a crime. Per the Law Office of Brett H. Pitchard, these are how dine and dash crimes are categorized:

- Less than $100 – Class C misdemeanor
- Between $100 and $750 – Class B misdemeanor
- Between $750 and $2,500 – Class A misdemeanor
- Between $2,500 and $30,000 – state jail felony
- At least $30,000 but no more than $300,000 – a second-degree felony
- More than $300,000 – a first-degree felony

Remember to always pay for your food Texas! Someone made it for you after all.