Angry at His Lover, Man Torn Artifacts in the Museum

From time to time, we saw that the works were damaged for various reasons in museums or exhibitions, a close example of this was the attack on the Mona Lisa painting with cake. But while the world has just thrown the Mona Lisa attack off its agenda, it has encountered another attack. The purpose of this attack is not to send a message like the Mona Lisa attack, but simply it was the grudge of a man who got angry with his lover.

According to the news reflected in the US press, a young man (we can also say a witch) smuggled into the Dallas Museum of Art last night and its value more than $5 million irrecoverable damage to many artifacts. The reason for the attack by a 21-year-old teenager named Brian Hernandez was explained as ‘being angry with his girlfriend’.

Artifacts worth $5 million 153 thousand were destroyed:

According to the information shared by the US police, Hernandez broke the museum’s windshield with a metal chair and entered the museum. After that, Hernandez damaged many artifacts, such as statues and vases, and destroyed some completely. If the balance sheet of Hernandez’s attack is 5 million 153 thousand dollars declared as.

The purpose of Hernandez’s attack was learned thanks to the officers who caught him red-handed. Seeing that the motion sensor alarmed when Hernandez entered, the officers found Hernandez inside the museum and asked what he was doing. Hernandez replied:I got angry with my girlfriend and started to break people by going inside.” happened.

The officers then seated Hernandez on a bench and waited for the police to arrive. Police and officials investigating inside are among the destroyed artifacts. ancient artifacts, which are extremely rare and the only one of their kind. detected that. In addition to the artifacts, a computer, a telephone, a bench and a sign also inflicted Hernandez’s wrath.

While the final photo of the artifacts damaged in the attack has not yet been released, Hernandez is on bail of $100,000 for committing a crime costing more than $300,000 by the police. sent to prison. Hernandez also admitted that he damaged the works during his interrogation.