Man Crashes Car Into Kroger Store in Texas to Use Bathroom, Police Say
- On Sunday at 4:30 a.m., an unidentified 60-year-old man crashed his SUV through a Rosenberg Kroger pharmacy entrance, causing extensive damage to the storefront about 35 miles southwest of Houston.
- Police said the driver intentionally drove through the doors because he "needed to use the restroom and was upset the doors were locked," prompting his arrest on criminal mischief charges.
- The SUV came to a halt just inside the store, parked next to a Halloween candy display after breaching the entryway with significant force.
- On Facebook, the Rosenberg Police Department advised residents to find a store open for business; another user noted a 24-hour Eleven is located just around the corner.
- Authorities told FOX 26 that the unidentified suspect faces criminal mischief charges for the incident in Texas, though no further details about potential sentencing have been disclosed.
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The 60-year-old man would have intentionally walked through the entrance of a Kroger store in Rosenberg because the doors were closed.
Driver accused of ramming SUV through Rosenberg grocery store, upset because he needed to use the bathroom
Man accused of driving SUV through locked Kroger doors. Police say he needed to use the restroom and was upset because the doors were locked. The crash shattered the pharmacy entrance and caused extensive damage early Sunday morning in Rosenberg.
Texas Man Arrested After Driving Car Into Grocery Store Because He Needed Go To The Bathroom
No one wants to be stuck in the middle of nowhere with no place to do your business when nature calls. However, one man in Texas went a bit too far while trying to solve that issue by driving his car through the front door of a grocery store. There’s only so much you can […]
Texas man accused of crashing car through grocery store so he could use the bathroom
A 60-year-old man was arrested on criminal mischief charges
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