In a recently bizarre incident, a Chick-fil-A worker in Indiana was arrested after breaking into his coworker's home in the middle of the night to perform an 'exorcism on her.
Chick-fil-A worker arrested after sneaking into 'possessed' coworker's home to exorcise her
The incident occurred on June 11th, when the Avon Police Department received a frantic call about a burglary in progress.
Upon arrival, they found 38-year-old Robert Nalker, a long-time Chick-fil-A employee, inside the home of his female coworker.
According to the police report, Nalker had forced his way into the woman's house around 1:20 am, claiming that she was "possessed" and he needed to perform an exorcism.
When officers ordered him to leave, he responded bizarrely, saying "I lost my sunglasses too."
Police discovered an exorcism traces inside the woman's home.
After emerging from the house, Nalker was found to be covered in blood. He claimed that he 'had to break in the window' to carry out the exorcism.
Inside, the officers discovered a trail of blood leading from the broken window to the kitchen, where a bloody CD and its case were found on the kitchen island.
Nalker was accused of destroying the woman's entertainment system and attempting to write a message in blood on the projector screen but only managed to write the letter 'R' before being apprehended.
As he was being taken into custody, Nalker repeatedly told the police that "she hasn't been stabbed" and "she's possessed," referring to his female coworker.
He even asked the cops to enter the house and "play track 3 to save her.
The victim, who had known Nalker for over 20 years, told the police that he had been sending her strange text messages warning against using Spotify before the break-in incident.
Nalker was charged with felony residential entry, criminal mischief, and disorderly conduct.
He was transported to the Hendricks Regional Health in Danville for a mental health evaluation and was later admitted due to concerns about his psychological well-being.
The bizarre incident has left the community stunned, with many wondering what could have driven Nalker to such extreme measures.
The Chick-fil-A restaurant where both the victim and Nalker worked has not released any statement regarding the incident.
The power of fried chicken compels you…. The power of fried chicken compels you…. The power of fried chicken compels you…, one user joked.
So......are her demons gone? The second user commented.
They do seem rather a caring bunch in their ads, the third user said.
He should have gone after the producers of the Chik fil A commercials, another wrote.
It's a lovely day for an exorcism, someone joked.
