A man was kicked out of a University City supermarket, then came back 20 minutes later with his car, San Diego police said.
A man was booted out of a University City supermarket Sunday evening, then came back 20 minutes later, rammed his van into the storefront and drove off, according to witnesses, San Diego police said.
The incident occurred at the Vons store at 7788 Regents Rd., according to San Diego Police Department Watch Commander John Buttle. The man is still on the loose and police are looking for him, said SDPD. Witnesses described the suspect as a white man in his 40s driving a white van, police said.Stay informed about local news and weather. Get the NBC 7 San Diego app for
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