AUSTINTOWN, Ohio - According to a police report, 19-year-old Connor Dorman and a passenger became irate after leaving their food at a Kentucky Fried Chicken drive-thru. 

Dorman, an Austintown man, now faces charges of vandalism, carrying a concealed weapon and several drug charges. 

Dorman has also been issued a criminal trespass warning from KFC and is not permitted to return to the property. 

According to a police report, Dorman and a passenger were in a black Chevy Cruze in the drive-thru and continuously coasted forward and backed up until they paid for their food; which they left without. 

Dorman allegedly called the restaurant about the food and was told that it was paid for and would be waiting for him. 

According to police, a short time later, Dorman and the unknown male returned to the drive-thru and became irate. The employee at the widow returned his money and asked him to leave the property as Dorman continued yelling at the employee. 

Dorman and the unknown male then allegedly entered the restaurant and the male went behind the counter screaming, "Where's your manager," as if he wanted to fight with her. 

Police said the suspects were then informed that employees at the restaurant had called the police.

As the men were leaving Dorman allegedly began to kick the door, causing damage that prevented it from closing properly. 

Officers located Dorman in the vehicle from the incident a short while later in the parking lot of his residence.  

Dorman told police the incident occurred because employees from the KFC had thrown food at his vehicle and were being rude. 

Police told Dorman that they didn't observe anywhere on the vehicle where food would have been thrown. 

A search of Dorman and his vehicle revealed a small bag of cocaine, 27 Alprazolam pills, marijuana, and a pair of brass knuckles.

Dorman allegedly said the drugs were placed on him by his friends but he refused to name them.

Dorman was placed under arrest and is scheduled to appear in court on December 19.