Hiroshi Motohashi was angry with the management of the Studio City sushi restaurant, so police said he decided to leave something for other customers to remember him by.
Instead of “dropping the mic” after a memorable rant, officials say the 46-year-old man dropped a 13-foot-long snake in the middle of the restaurant — then slithered out.
Motohashi later was arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats, said Lt. Jim Gavin of the Los Angeles Police Department in Van Nuys.
The cold-blooded act unfolded about 7:20 p.m. Sunday when Motohashi entered Iroha Sushi of Tokyo in the 12900 block of Ventura Boulevard and showed off a small snake to customers sitting down for dinner.
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Photos taken by Instagram user @graybaby show a python removed from a Studio City restaurant and corresponding arrest. 
Photos taken by Instagram user @graybaby show a python removed from a Studio City restaurant and corresponding arrest. 
Photos taken by Instagram user @graybaby show a python removed from a Studio City restaurant and corresponding arrest. 
Photos taken by Instagram user @graybaby show a python removed from a Studio City restaurant and corresponding arrest. 
A photo posted by @nv_beauty on Instagram shows a python thrown into a Studio City sushi restaurant on March 20, 2016.
