A man who was verbally aggressive towards staff at a supermarket in Shanklin yesterday evening (Sunday) has been dealt with by means of a community resolution.
Police responded to the Co-Op in Regent Street shortly before 17:30 after reports of a public order incident.
Hampshire Constabulary has now confirmed that a 40-year-old man became verbally aggressive towards a member of staff but that the situation was dealt with by way of a community resolution.
Island Echo is told that chicken – either fresh or frozen – was somehow involved in the situation.
Police suspect foul play
Remembered he was a vegetarian after sobered up
Island Echo is told that chicken – either fresh or frozen – was somehow involved in the situation.
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rumour had it, that the chicken was threatening the man, because it had heard that the man had been beating eggs.
all because they ran out of meal deals
Probably the same kind of person that shows no respect of others and the hard working staff by refusing to wear a mask.