On November 27, 2010, Ocean City Police responded to the Burger King restaurant located at 3205 Philadelphia Avenue, for a reported malicious destruction of property. Prior to police arrival, an unidentified white male reached through the drive through window and destroyed several items of business equipment and property belonging to the restaurant.
Some of the items included a computer monitor and keyboard valued at over $400. OCPD investigators have recovered video surveillance of the unknown male committing the crime. Forensic evidence has also been submitted to the Maryland State Police crime lab for analysis.
The suspect is described as a white male, wearing a black hat with white “DC” logo on the top bill of the hat.
The suspect appears to have either fresh “road rash” injuries on his left arm or an old scar.
The subject also is wearing a wedding ring on his left ring finger. The suspect was seen driving a light colored SUV.
Police are asking anyone with information about the identity of the person responsible or any other information about the incident, to please contact OCPD at 410-723-6604. You do not have give your name.
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This time of year that Burger King only has 1-2 people working in it, and they do not move as fast as they could, no doubt the guy was mad having to wait so long to get his "fast food". Not a valid excuse to destroy property but I have learned to go to Mcdonalds next door if I want my food in a timely fashion.
ReplyDeleteguessing he didnt get service with a smile?
ReplyDeleteim guessing he was overserved at one of the many money hungry bars on OC
ReplyDeleteFind him and give him him Community Service work picking up trash while wearing a sign saying "I am picking up trash because I am stupid"
ReplyDeleteWhat an idiot. Shouldn't be too hard to find him, since he's wearing a Seacret's employee shirt.
ReplyDeleteHe needs anger management classes.
ReplyDeletefingerprints. ever hear of them?
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