Man who allegedly threw animal feces at The Red Hen restaurant faces two charges Hearing scheduled for July 6
LEXINGTON, Va. – A West Virginia man faces two charges after authorities say he vandalized The Red Hen restaurant in Lexington on Tuesday.
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Reginald Scott See, of Martinsburg, West Virginia, is charged with disorderly conduct as well as littering and animal waste.
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Both charges are misdemeanors.
His hearing in Lexington/Rockbridge County General District Court is scheduled for July 6.
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