Man arrested for wiping his snot on dollar store employee after being told to wear face covering

HOLLY, MICHIGAN – Asking patrons to wear face coverings is becoming a hazardous business during Gretchen Whitmer’s lockdown. Hours after a man was shot and killed, an elderly man went gangster in another Michigan store. The man entered the Dollar Tree store on N. Saginaw St. on Saturday, May 2nd at about 1:30 pm. The clerk advised the man that all in-store customers must wear a mask to enter the store as stated on the signs posted on the entry doors. The man walked over to the clerk and wiped his nose and face on her shirt telling her “Here, I will use this as a mask” the man continued to be loud and disruptive inside the store before leaving in a white possibly Ford window van similar to the one pictured.

Holly Police alter reported an arrest has been made in the case, “Additional details will be released after an arraignment has concluded. Thank you to all who shared this post, a viewer tip assisted investigators in determining the identity of the suspect.”

Man Wipes His Nose on Dollar General Employee… caught.. Not NJ, calm tf down.

Man Wipes His Nose on Dollar General Employee… caught.. Not NJ, calm tf down.

Posted by Shore News Network on Tuesday, May 5, 2020

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