Officials: Man barricades himself inside Hoboken Dunkin’ bathroom
A Hoboken police spokesperson says that 30-year-old Floyd Gabreth locked himself in the bathroom early Friday morning.
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4h agoA Hoboken man is facing charges for barricading himself inside a Dunkin’ restaurant in the city, according to police.
A Hoboken police spokesperson says that 30-year-old Floyd Gabreth locked himself in the bathroom of the Dunkin’ around 12:30 a.m. Friday.
Hoboken police officers and the Hudson County SWAT team came to the scene. Officials say they were able to get Gabreth out of the bathroom around 3 a.m.
Gabreth was charged with multiple drug offenses, criminal mischief and disorderly conduct.
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