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Police: Taco Bell customer goes on rampage over order issue

WATCH: Taco Bell Customer Goes On Rampage Over Order Issue
By Joy Johnston, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
July 15, 2017

Police in Rhode Island are searching for a man who trashed the front counter of a Taco Bell over an issue with his order.

The incident happened Thursday night, WPRI reported. Surveillance video captured the man's actions.

The man can be seen angrily gesturing and knocking monitors and other items off the counter.

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The man was wearing a black shirt with white lettering that said, "Be Free."

Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the man. Those with information can call North Smithfield Police Department at 401-752-1212.

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