Police: Homeless man pushes McDonald’s manager when he can’t use bathroom

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A homeless man shoved the manager of a Hoboken McDonald’s when he wouldn’t allow him to use the out of service bathroom early this morning, police said. Hoboken police

By John Heinis/Hudson County View

Early this morning, around 5:51 a.m., Hoboken police responded to an assault call at the McDonald’s located at 234 Washington St., according to Police Det. Sgt. Edgardo Cruz.

Donald Pritchett, 50, who is homeless, wanted to use the restroom, but it was out of service. He became angry and shoved the restaurant manager, a female, officials said.

She did not sustain any injuries and opted not to file a complaint. However, a check for outstanding warrants discovered that Pritchett had two failure to appear warrants out of Hoboken and Jersey City, respectively, authorities said.

As a result, he was arrested and transported to the Hudson County jail, where he was held on $150 bail with no 10 percent option for the Hoboken warrant, as well as a $7,500 bail with a 10 percent option for the Jersey City warrant, police said.


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  1. That’s the guy in town who robbed a church and they let him go with a ticket. Since Zimmer appointed this new chief this Pritchard guy keeps destroying the community and the city just allows it. I bet that warrant is for that robbery. On the contrary there is only 1 person in town who can’t raise a dime for bail let alone $150 and that’s Pritchard. Was wondering why he vanished?

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