Police ID Disgruntled Man Who Rammed Pa. Dealership
Police say a Pennsylvania man rammed his pickup into a Dodge dealership because he was upset that a roadside assistance program didn’t include sending someone to help when he locked his keys in the truck.
Fifty-three-year-old Robert Snatchko Jr. was arrested Tuesday after police say he slammed his Dodge Ram 1500 pickup into Vasko Dodge in Peters Township.
Police say Snatchko yelled obscenities in a phone call with the dealership Monday, then called back to threaten to crash the truck into the glass-fronted building.
Police say Snatchko followed through about 9 a.m. Tuesday. Nobody was hurt.
Snatchko doesn’t have a listed phone. Court records don’t list an attorney for him.
Owner William Vasko tells the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that Snatchko’s arrest “says all that needs to be said about this.”
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