A man accused of breaking into the Dallas Museum of Art overnight and destroying more than $5 million in irreplaceable artwork says he broke in and caused damage because he “got mad at his girl.”
A man tells police he was upset when he broke into the downtown museum Wednesday night and destroyed irreplaceable artworkA man accused of breaking into the Dallas Museum of Art overnight and destroying more than $5 million in irreplaceable artwork tells police he broke in and caused damage because he"got mad at his girl."
According to an arrest warrant obtained by NBC 5 Thursday afternoon, a man identified by police as 21-year-old Brian Hernandez was apprehended late Wednesday night at the museum after he forced his way inside and destroyed several items. The arresting document said Hernandez smashed the glass front entrance to the museum with a metal chair at about 9:40 p.m. and once inside intentionally damaged or destroyed $5,153,000 worth of artwork including several pots and statues.
A guard told police after a motion sensor went off he and another guard went to investigate the concourse and found the man. The guards asked him what he was doing and he said"he got mad at his girl so he broke in and started destroying property."Download NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
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