Conshy Man Crashes in Burger King Drive-Through, Spits and Flees, Police Say

Plymouth Township Police arrested a Conshohocken man earlier this month after he allegedly crashed into a car in a Burger King drive-through, spit on a woman and then fled, while drunk. 

Russhon Ray Phillips, of the 300 block of Spring Mill Avenue, was charged with fleeing and eluding police, DUI, resisting arrest and related charges stemming from an alleged incident on Dec. 14 at the restaurant in the 400 block of Ridge Pike. 

According to police, Phillips rear-ended a vehicle while in the drive-through of the Burger King shortly after 3 a.m.; when the complainants exited the vehicle and asked to exchange insurance information with Phillips, Phillips told them that he wasn't going to provide the information. Following an argument, Phillips spit on one of the complainants, tried to kick one of them and threatened to assault her, police said. 

Phillips fled in a silver sedan after being confronted by police, and was later captured on foot near the Plymouth Park Apartments in the 1700 block of Butler Pike, police said. 

Phillips had a blood alcohol content of 0.173 percent, according to police.

According to court documents, Phillips was arrested in September in Bethlehem on aggravated assault charges. 

He's scheduled to be formally arraigned Feb. 12.