Michigan man wipes nose on store worker after she asks him to wear a mask
A Michigan man was caught on video wiping his nose on a worker at a dollar store after she asked him to wear a mask.
Click on Detroit obtained surveillance video of the incident, which occurred in a Dollar Tree store in Holly on Saturday at approximately 1:30 p.m.
“Here, I’ll use this as a mask,” the man said before wiping his nose on the worker’s uniform.
Police said that the man continued being disruptive for a while and then left the store in a van.
Anyone with information about the incident has been asked to contact the Holly Police Department at 248-634-8221.
Watch the video clip below.
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