DALLAS Man Arrested For Sprinkling Fecal Matter On Pastries
Oct 26, 2005, 05:40 AM
A Dallas cab driver is in big trouble for getting caught on tape sprinkling dried feces on pastries.
49-year-old Behrouz Nahidmobarekeh is on trial for allegedly throwing fecal matter on pastries at a Fiesta grocery store.
Police said they found a pile of human feces by his bed.
He would dry it, either by microwave or just letting it sit out and grate it up with a cheese grater and then sprinkle it at the store, officials said.
Neither attorneys in the case is clear about a motive or why the defendant would resort to something so repulsive.
Prosecutors will show a surveillance videotape of the defendant, which shows him sprinkling a substance on the food.
The FBI arrested Nahidmobarekeh but turned the case over to local prosecutors after they determined it was not a national security issue.
haha heard this on the radio this morning while the drive into the city DIDNT SUCK for once =) lately the 33 has been a bitch
i heard when he would grate it with a cheese grater it would always get underneath his poorly maintained fingernails. the FBI also went on to state he would bite his nails frequently :bloated:
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