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Man unhappy with return allegedly steals tax forms
One man let the stress of tax time boil over and he now faces a possible felony charge as a result.
Police were called a tax preparation business at 3251 West Siebenthaler Ave. Monday evening on a report of a robbery.
The manager said a customer became angry when his return was less than originally estimated. He was also informed that he was not eligible for a loan from the business.
According to a police report the man demanded to see his completed tax forms, then took them and tried to leave. He allegedly shoved an employee several times on his way out of the store.
He ran down the street leaving his vehicle behind. Employees told police that a woman later came and picked up the car.
The manager said the man owes $244 for the tax services performed by the company.
Police tracked the man down at his home in Harrison Township and arrested him. He did not turn over the completed tax forms and police were unable to locate them. He was transported to the Montgomery County Jail and faces a possible felony robbery charge.
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