BROOKLYN, Conn. — A man is being charged after being accused of throwing a rock through a McDonald’s window in Brooklyn then later to have said stolen ladies’ underwear at a nearby Walmart.
In the 9-1-1 tape, you could hear the general manager on the phone talking with the police. "A man threw a rock I am assuming, a big rock at my window, front lobby and it broke, shattered everywhere,” said the manager.
Although now tapped up, you can still see the shattered window of the McDonalds off of Providence Road.
On May 1st, police say 37-year-old Jason Doddario got angry when employees wouldn’t take his order inside because he didn’t have on a face mask.
In the 9-1-1 tape, the manager described the incident. "This man I guess he was inside for food and my lobby cameras don't work, so it doesn't help me at all. But this man was in a black hoodie and he was about 5'7 and he wasn't wearing a mask, so I'm assuming my people just told him hey we can't have you in here you’re not wearing a mask."
It doesn’t stop there, according to a police report, Doddario fled to a nearby Walmart where he was accused of stealing numerous ladies underwear and when he exited police were waiting with handcuffs.
Police say this incident does speak to local restaurants following Governor Ned Lamont’s guideline to wear face masks which is still being enforced.
Trooper Josue Dorelus with Connecticut State Police said, “At the end of the day you want to make sure you are protecting your employees, but also the general public, so requiring that individual to wear a face mask especially in a situation where they are unable to adhere to the 6-feet social distancing especially out in public makes all the more sense.”
Doddario has been charged with criminal mischief and breach of peace.
