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Cops: Disgruntled customer urinated in bank tube

Authorities have identified and charged a 67-year-old man they say urinated in a bank tube after he couldn't get a money order.

Authorities have identified and charged a 67-year-old man they say urinated in a bank tube after he couldn't get a money order. The suspect's name has not yet been released.

Investigators said another customer unknowingly picked up the bank tube and was then covered in the liquid, which they believe was urine.

A man pulled into the drive-up teller at the RBC Bank in Palm Coast on Thursday, deputies said, and urinated in a tube when a policy upset him.

The customer behind him had no idea what he had done.

"It's a disgusting act that nobody should have to go through. You go to the bank to make a deposit or withdraw. Nobody should have to go through this," said Maj. Dave O'Brien with the Flagler County Sheriff's Office.

Investigators said they knew who the man was because he's an RBC customer and may have done the same thing once before at a branch in Port Orange.

Flagler County authorities have charged the man with creating a public nuisance. Once the paperwork is filed, he could face arrest and a year in jail.

The bank's manager says the branch closed down the suspect's account and gave him all of his money back.

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