Perverts got a side of kiddie porn with their fries at the drive-up window of a certain Wendy’s in Texas by uttering the secret password: “Scooby Doo.”
Then Juan Antonio Rosa slipped an SD memory card containing two to five sick videos into their food bags — and collected $50 from his creepy customers, prosecutors said.
“It kind of gives new meaning to, ‘Would you like fries with that?'” prosecutor Tracy Thompson told a federal judge in San Antonio before Rosa was sentenced.
Rosa, who was recently convicted of distributing child pornography, had his two young daughters with him in court when he tearfully apologized.
He had reason to cry — he’ll be spending the next 21 years in federal prison.
Rosa’s sick side-order business worked this way: He would take orders from deviants he met on social network sites, direct them to the fast food franchise he worked at — and give them the password.
In addition to Scooby Doo, which is the name of a beloved cartoon dog, Rosa also used as a password “(Expletive) on a stick.”
Eventually the feds got wind of what Rosa was doing, and when immigration agents raided his apartment in Converse, Texas last July, they found kiddie porn on his computer.
Rosa, 36, confessed to selling the porn at Wendy's, where he had been working since the summer of 2010. He got the job after serving a state prison sentence for, you guessed it, peddling child pornography, Thompson said.
But Rosa insisted he himself was no deviant.
“He said, 'It's not for me. I'm just trying to make some money off of it,’” Thompson said.
Andrea Winans, a flack for the fast food chain, told the Houston Chronicle “the San Antonio franchisee has no knowledge of the incident.
Then Juan Antonio Rosa slipped an SD memory card containing two to five sick videos into their food bags — and collected $50 from his creepy customers, prosecutors said.
“It kind of gives new meaning to, ‘Would you like fries with that?'” prosecutor Tracy Thompson told a federal judge in San Antonio before Rosa was sentenced.
Rosa, who was recently convicted of distributing child pornography, had his two young daughters with him in court when he tearfully apologized.
He had reason to cry — he’ll be spending the next 21 years in federal prison.
Rosa’s sick side-order business worked this way: He would take orders from deviants he met on social network sites, direct them to the fast food franchise he worked at — and give them the password.
In addition to Scooby Doo, which is the name of a beloved cartoon dog, Rosa also used as a password “(Expletive) on a stick.”
Eventually the feds got wind of what Rosa was doing, and when immigration agents raided his apartment in Converse, Texas last July, they found kiddie porn on his computer.
Rosa, 36, confessed to selling the porn at Wendy's, where he had been working since the summer of 2010. He got the job after serving a state prison sentence for, you guessed it, peddling child pornography, Thompson said.
But Rosa insisted he himself was no deviant.
“He said, 'It's not for me. I'm just trying to make some money off of it,’” Thompson said.
Andrea Winans, a flack for the fast food chain, told the Houston Chronicle “the San Antonio franchisee has no knowledge of the incident.
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