Moment furious shopper smashes up £9,000 worth of wine in shocking rampage after his card was declined

THIS is the shocking moment a raging shopper smashes up to £9,000 worth of wine after his card was declined. Bizarre footage shows the man rampage around a shop, grabbing bottles of plonk off the shelves and throwing them to the ground. This is the shocking moment a raging shopper smashes up to £9,000 worth of wine after his card was declined Credit: Jam Press A huge sea of red wine and broken glass fills the shop after the rampage Credit: Jam Press He uses a motorbike helmet to sweep entire rows of bottles onto the floor Credit: Jam Press The man grabs bottles of wine one by one off the shelves and chucks them across the shop Credit: Jam Press The 29-year-old man can be seen using a motorbike helmet to sweep entire rows of bottles onto the floor. He throws one through a glass door, smashing it completely. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! The man yells as he grabs bottle after bottle of booze and hurls them across the shop. Workers at the supermarket in Dourado, Brazil were left terrified as wine and shards of glass flew everywhere. Shoppers and staff back away from the chaos in the dramatic video. A huge sea of red wine could be seen filling the shop floor. The alarming rampage began after his card was declined, according to the shop’s manager Aparecido Donizete Ballan. He allegedly threatened both staff and customers. Most read in The Sun The man yells as he grabs bottle after bottle of booze from the shelves and hurls them across the shop Credit: Jam Press Shoppers and staff back away from the chaos in the dramatic video Credit: Jam Press The man surrendered himself to police officers Credit: Jam Press He was detained by cops but later released after giving a statement Credit: Jam Press Before he entered the shop and began hurling bottles, witnesses said the man knocked over a motorbike outside and kicked a sign. Damage to the wine stock left by the incident was estimated to be around £8,658. Manager Ballan said: “We just want something to be done about it, to get someone like this off the streets. “Now all we can do is wait for justice to take its course.” He said it was the second incident involving the same customer, who had allegedly previously damaged a tree sapling by the business. The man left the the shop after causing two-and-a-half minutes of terror and surrendered himself to police officers. Detective João Fernando Baptista said he suspects the man was having a psychotic episode. The 29-year-old reportedly has a history of incidents in the town but no criminal record. He was detained by cops but later released after giving a statement. Baptista, who is leading the investigation, said: “We need a few reports, including one to establish whether he was actually in full possession of his mental faculties.” A court will decide if he can be held criminally responsible for the smashing spree. 1 comment1