A furious shopper smashed nearly £9,000 worth of wine bottles in a supermarket after his card was declined.
Footage shows the 29-year-old carrying out the rampage with a motorcycle helmet before picking up bottles and hurling them at the floor.
Stunned cashiers and shoppers could only look on as red wine and shards of glass flew everywhere.
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The baffling scenes unfolded in Dourado, Brazil, on Monday morning (14 September).
According to supermarket manager Aparecido Donizete Ballan, the man began his spree after his card was declined when he tried to make a purchase.
The total damage to the wine stock was estimated at BRL 60,000 (£8,658), as reported by Need To Know.
Before entering the supermarket, the man allegedly knocked over a motorbike and kicked a sign.
He also reportedly damaged a glass door and threatened staff and customers.
After his two-and-a-half-minute rampage, he left through the main entrance before surrendering to police officers who were arriving at the scene.
He was detained but later released after giving a statement.
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.”
Ballan said it was the second time he had seen the man at the premises.
On the previous occasion, he allegedly damaged a tree sapling next to the business.
Detective João Fernando Baptista, who is leading the investigation, believes the man was having a psychotic episode.
He reportedly has a history of incidents in Dourado, but no criminal record.
Baptista said: “We need a few reports, including one to establish whether he was actually in full possession of his mental faculties.”
The courts will decide whether he can be held criminally responsible for his actions.
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