A person in Pennsylvania has been arrested and charged after he allegedly positioned stickers that blamed President Joe Biden for the rise in fuel costs on fuel pumps.
Thomas Glazewski, 54, faces a number of fees after his arrest final week, in response to Lancaster On-line. Glazewski was taken into custody after he was reportedly noticed inserting the stickers on a pump in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Glazewski reportedly was placing the stickers on the pump after which spraying them with a substance with a view to make them harder to take away.
A witness on the scene advised Lancaster On-line he first heard Glazewski yelling on the station's clerk who had come out to confront him concerning the stickers. Following the commotion, officers responded to the scene.
Final month's arrest was caught on video and shared on social media. Within the movies, the person may be heard yelling profanity in addition to "I did that. That is what I did."
After the person knowledgeable the police about his work on the pump, he may be seen taking off towards the comfort retailer. An officer will also be noticed giving chase, following proper behind as he tackles him to the bottom.
Extra profanity is heard because the officer is on Glazewski's again, attempting to get his fingers as he struggles to place him in custody.
After police managed to get him into custody, Glazewski may be seen persevering with to combat officers as they attempt to place him behind a police car.
He tells officers to "Bash my head. Slam me in there. Let's examine some blood, man. Let's examine some f**king blood." Two officers are finally capable of place him within the car.
On account of the incident, Glazewski was charged Thursday with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, harassment and prison mischief.
Glazewski is presently scheduled to make a court docket look in late April, the Lancaster On-line reported.
At present, in response to AAA, the nationwide common value of gasoline is almost $4.14 a gallon. In Pennsylvania, the typical value is a tad increased, coming in at slightly below $4.24 a gallon.
This comes as a bunch of thieves in Florida used a "selfmade gadget" with a view to steal roughly $60,000 price of fuel from two stations within the Sunshine State in late February.
Following their theft, the six people concerned would then promote it to the truck drivers, at discounted costs. The suspects face fees of racketeering, conspiracy to commit RICO, grand theft and accessing electronics with out authority.
Newsweek reached out to the East Hempfield Township Police Division and the Manor Township Police Division for remark.
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