A man is accused of throwing a rock at a window and smashing gas pumps at a gas station in Memphis, Tennessee, after he was denied access to the bathroom.
A man allegedly vandalized a gas station in Memphis, Tennessee, after he was denied access to its bathroom, according to police.
The suspect driving a white Chevy Impala stopped at a gas station on Winchester Road shortly before 2 p.m. on Sept. 16, according to WMC.
He was denied access to the gas station bathroom after stopping at the business.
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The man became angry, walked outside and threw a rock at the store’s window before leaving in his vehicle.
A short time later, the man returned to the gas station and began to smash two gas pumps.
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Video of the incident shows the upset man smashing a pump on the ground, swinging it around and hitting it on the ground until the nozzle popped off and gas began spewing out.
Police are searching for the suspect, who is wanted for vandalism.
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The suspect was described as average height, with short dark hair and a chin beard.
