Clean up in aisle whine! Shocking moment Argentinian supermarket worker destroys HUNDREDS of bottles of wine after she flew into a ‘blind rage’ over being fired
- Evelin Roldán was taken into custody by authorities in the Argentine province of Santa Fé after destroying dozens of bottles of wine after she was fired Monday
- The 25-year-old showed up for work at the Apolo Supermarket only to be told that she was no longer working at the business
- Surveillance footage shows her walking through the supermarket and smashing wine bottles on the ground
- Roldán released a statement saying that she accepted what she did was wrong, but defended herself by saying that she was angry at being fired
A woman who admitted that she could ‘barely contain her anger’ at being fired was filmed on surveillance camera smashing hundreds of bottles of wine at an Argentinian supermarket.
Evelin Roldán was fired from her job at the Polo Supermarket in Rafaela, Argentina on Monday.
The 25-year-old had a discussion with the store owners, which became so heated that they called police. Roldán then cleared out multiple shelves of wine and threw the bottles across the isle floor.
She was later arrested.
Evelin Roldán admitted she lost her cool and threw dozens of wine bottles to the floor after she was fired from the supermarket she used to work at in Santa Fé, Argentina, on Monday morning. She issued a statement, indicating her actions were sparked the mistreatment her bosses had subjected to
Dozens of wine bottles were strewn across the Apolo Supermarket in Santa Fé, Argentina, after Evelin Roldán was fired from her job by the owners on Tuesday. The 25-year-old woman was caught on camera grabbing the bottles off the shelves and throwing to the ground
Roldán defended her actions which she were came under a ‘state of rage’ and claimed the video – which is only eight seconds long – did not reveal everything, according to a statement obtained by local media outlets.
‘I hope to be able to have a place to tell the other side of the conflict, as they did when they sent videos and incomplete information, pretending to be totally unaware of what happened,’ she wrote.
Roldán said she lost her temper and vandalized the supermarket due to cruel treatment her old bosses had subjected during the course of her employment.
She indicated she ‘was blinded by anger, anger at the injustices I experienced inside, accepting the mistreatment, the challenges, being put down, and even ‘slaps’ or insults,’ for fear of not losing her job.
Roldán added that one of the owners who hired her dismissed her ‘without justification, ignoring me and running me from the place without wanting to give me at least one reason. ‘
An employee identified as Evelin Roldán admitted she lost her temper and broke dozens of wine bottles after she was fired without cause by the Apolo Supermarket owners on Monday
Evelin Roldan released a statement in which she defended her actions because cruel treatment her old bosses had subjected along the course of her employment.
She went on to admit that she did was clearly ‘wrong,’ she added: ‘I was a good employee, respectful, always available because from cleaning floors to cutting cold cuts or serving a box I did it with great enthusiasm.’
Roldán has vowed to seek action against her employers through legal channels.
‘Injustices are sometimes not seen on the other side, and all those things played against me when I reacted,’ she said.
‘For now, I wanted the people who saw the video and gave their opinion without knowing to know that there are many things behind such a big nervous breakdown.’