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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A man caused more than $2,000 worth of damage to motel rooms after becoming angry at the lack of toilet paper, according to a police report.
The report said that the man caused $1,000 worth of damage to a ceiling and a further $1,000 worth to carpets in two rooms at the Charlottetown Manor in Charlotte on Monday.
It seems more and more I hear news about people with anger management needs. This guy appears to be just another nutcase in our society. The other day a group of student protesters at Penn U. overturned a TV camera crews van and destroyed it. Can’t forget the many other protests across the nation and even in other countries,,,,, people are just angry and for a variety of “valid” reasons. But nothing can excuse this nut in a motel room.
It seems more and more I hear news about people with anger management needs. This guy appears to be just another nutcase in our society. The other day a group of student protesters at Penn U. overturned a TV camera crews van and destroyed it. Can’t forget the many other protests across the nation and even in other countries,,,,, people are just angry and for a variety of “valid” reasons. But nothing can excuse this nut in a motel room.
Amazing the tantrums adults can throw, Trashing anther's property.And the problem still remains!
Either channel the anger into positive action (Anger is a great motivator used constructively) In this example..Just call the front desk and ask for toilet paper!
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