Woman 'having bad day' hurls rocks at restaurant

A Tulsa woman “having a bad day” went to jail late Thursday night.

Taco Bueno employees at a South Peoria location called police when they said a man in a wig was trying to break their windows.

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The employees left the building through the back door. They were worried the person as going to break in.

When police arrived, they found thousands of dollars in damage done to the restaurant.

A woman wearing a wig, identified as Savannah Shuman, said she was having a bad day when she started throwing the rocks.

Police arrested her on felony complaints of malicious injury to property.

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