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Three teenagers were arrested after they sped off from a Buffalo Wild Wings with a staff member clinging onto the hood of their car in an attempt to stop them from dining-and-dashing.
Kayla Sherman was working at the Willoughby BWW in on November 20 when the teenagers, one 16-year-old and two 17-year-olds, ordered takeout and then ran before paying their $115 bill.
Sherman saw her co-worker run after the teens and followed shortly behind. She went in front of the teen's car while her co-worker attempted to grab the license plate number.

Suddenly, the 17-year-old put the car in drive and homepage plowed into Sherman, who was left hanging onto the hood.
'It was absolutely one of the most terrifying moments of my life,' Sherman told . 'At one point, they said we'll just take you on the highway and they laughed about it knowing my body would not be able to hold on at that speed.'
Another employee was hanging onto the door handle of the car but let go in the parking lot. 
Police dash cam footage showed Sherman clinging onto the car during the pursuit that lasted miles until the BWW employee was able to safely jump off.

The teenagers were arrested for aggravated robbery, petty theft, obstruction and fleeing an officer.
Sherman attempted to stop the teenagers that fled the restaurant after not paying their $115 check and ended up on the car as they tried to escape
The BMW that took off with Sherman on the hood. Sherman was able to safely roll off of the hood of the car and climb into a police vehicle while the teenagers were later arrested when their car got stuck
Above is the BMW that the teenagers attempted to dine-and-dash from 
RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share A 911 call obtained by the news outlet from Sunday's incident revealed the moment the BWW manager called police. 
'I have a person trying to dine-and-dash on me, the BWW manager told police.

'My employee is currently on their car. They are driving recklessly. My employee is in danger!.' 
Police arrived shortly after and footage from their dash cam showed the BMW drive out of the parking lot as Sherman held on for her life. 
An officer followed the BMW with his lights on for miles until turning them off to avoid escalating the issue as the cars speed reached 50mph - with Sherman still clinging for dear life.

The officer watched as the 17-year-old turned the car in high speed down Euclid Avenue.