Suspect in Detroit accused of throwing brick at business owner's vehicle
Detroit gas station customer denied free beverage, goes on rampage
Detroit police say on Thursday, July 10, a man entered a Mobil gas station located on 7 Mile at 2 a.m. and became angry after he was denied a free beverage.
DETROIT (FOX 2) - A suspect in Detroit was caught on camera getting destructive after being denied a free drink at a gas station.
What they're saying:
Detroit police say on Thursday, July 10, a man entered a Mobil gas station located on 7 Mile at 2 a.m. and became angry after he was denied a free beverage.
The man then left the gas station and returned, throwing a brick through a car windshield that was parked on the street. According to police, the vehicle belonged to the business owner.
The gas station is also a Greenlight partner.
Police say the man then left in an old Cadillac sedan.
"I understand for the last couple of days that he, he’s been out there hanging out and starting some problems with even with the customers themselves,' said manager Moe. "If he’s walking on the street, not even approaching the area or the property, just call the police because they really want him off the streets."
Police search for suspect in destruction of property
Detroit police say on Thursday, July 10, a man entered a Mobil gas station located on 7 Mile at 2 a.m. and became angry after he was denied a free beverage.
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The suspect is described by officials as a man who is between 25-30-years-old and 5'6". He is around 150 lbs. He was last seen wearing a black ‘White Sox’ baseball cap, white t-shirt, gray and black basketball shorts, black socks, and blue and white ‘Air Jordan’ shoes, according to authorities.
If anyone recognizes this suspect, or has any information, call 1-800-Speak Up.
The Source: FOX 2 used information and video from the Detroit Police Department.