A man has been arrested in Connecticut in the US after apparently breaking into a closed restaurant, where he ate and drank supplies for four days.
On facebook New Haven police said Louis Angel Ortiz was found after a manager for the Soul de Cuba Cafe found him asleep in the restaurant.
Apparently he left, and police officers found him nearby with a bottle of the restaurant's rum.
Police footage shows he was inside the restaurant for four days and the manager says at least 70 bottles of booze were consumed.
He was charged with burglary, larceny and criminal mischief.
Man breaks into locked-down restaurant, knocks back 70 bottles of booze
Image: Facebook/New Haven police department
A man has been arrested in Connecticut in the US after apparently breaking into a closed restaurant, where he ate and drank supplies for four days.
On facebook New Haven police said Louis Angel Ortiz was found after a manager for the Soul de Cuba Cafe found him asleep in the restaurant.
Apparently he left, and police officers found him nearby with a bottle of the restaurant's rum.
Police footage shows he was inside the restaurant for four days and the manager says at least 70 bottles of booze were consumed.
He was charged with burglary, larceny and criminal mischief.
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