A Pennsylvania man who was unhappy with the increase in gas prices placed anti-President Biden stickers on gas pumps as a form of protest.
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Thomas Richard Glazewski, 54, was arrested Monday for several offenses which include placing stickers of President Biden on gas pumps at a gas station in Turkey Hill. The decal shows an image of the current president pointing at prices with the phrase “I did that!” as reported by the New York Post. Glazewski’s actions went viral after witness Aaron Philips uploaded a video of him placing the stickers on a gas pump on March 31.
“This guy stuck stickers on a gas pump, got yelled at by a clerk for doing so, and went crazy afterwards,” Philips wrote on the Facebook post.
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Glazewski’s act is reportedly part of a nationwide silent protest of citizens who oppose the recent gas prices. Glazewski was arrested and charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, harassment, and criminal mischief. In Philip’s Facebook video, the suspect is seen resisting officers and screaming after he was told by a clerk to stop placing the stickers on the pumps.
The Post also mentioned the stickers are sold on Amazon at a price of $8.95 for a 100-pack.
