Told She Couldn't Use Restroom Woman Rages Liquor Store
WEST NYACK, N.Y. — Police in Rockland County are trying to track down the woman seen in a rather bizarre surveillance video.
An angry woman went on a bottle-breaking rampage through a West Nyack liquor store. She didn’t steal anything. She just wrecked the place.
The store clerks told police the woman came through the door and walked right up to the counter wanting the jump the line, very angry.
The video shows her arguing with a clerk about 30 seconds after she walked in. A customer looks on. During this heated exchange she asked to use the restroom and was told no, and that really set her off.
She’s seen on video heading to the back of the store and then clears parts of a shelf on her way out.
She put just put her hand in here and all the way all the way down,” one person said.
“It was very scary. I was terrified,” clerk Joanne Ghaharty said.
“Rex” the owner’s dog saw it all, and so did a battery of video cameras from multiple angles.
“I’m angry about this. In 25 years in this business I’ve never seen something like this,” said the store owner’s son, Chris Giacopelli.
Police said that when they catch the woman in the video she’ll likely face a criminal mischief charge.
UPDATE: The woman turned herself into police late the next day.
An angry woman went on a bottle-breaking rampage through a West Nyack liquor store. She didn’t steal anything. She just wrecked the place.
The store clerks told police the woman came through the door and walked right up to the counter wanting the jump the line, very angry.
The video shows her arguing with a clerk about 30 seconds after she walked in. A customer looks on. During this heated exchange she asked to use the restroom and was told no, and that really set her off.
She’s seen on video heading to the back of the store and then clears parts of a shelf on her way out.
She put just put her hand in here and all the way all the way down,” one person said.
“It was very scary. I was terrified,” clerk Joanne Ghaharty said.
“Rex” the owner’s dog saw it all, and so did a battery of video cameras from multiple angles.
“I’m angry about this. In 25 years in this business I’ve never seen something like this,” said the store owner’s son, Chris Giacopelli.
Police said that when they catch the woman in the video she’ll likely face a criminal mischief charge.
UPDATE: The woman turned herself into police late the next day.
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