Police seek man who destroyed a downtown Boston TD Bank after being told he needed two IDs to deposit a check — then threw rocks at the building

BOSTON — Boston police are asking for the public's help identifying a man who flew into a rage inside a downtown TD Bank after being told he needed two forms of ID to deposit a check — shoving a computer monitor off a desk, breaking the front door, and hurling rocks at the windows on his way out.

The incident unfolded at approximately 3:26 p.m. on Friday, March 13, at the TD Bank located at 24 Winter Street in downtown Boston, police said.

A bank employee told officers the man entered the location and attempted to deposit a check. When he was informed that two forms of identification were required, he became agitated and began yelling.

He then shoved a computer monitor off a desk, police said.

Staff directed him to leave. On his way out, he pushed the front door open with enough force to damage the door stop mechanism. Once outside, he picked up rocks and threw them at the bank's exterior windows.

Officers noted the damage to the door mechanism but reported no visible damage to the windows.

Surveillance image of vandalism suspect at TD Bank, 24 Winter Street, Boston — Boston police are seeking to identify this man in connection with a vandalism incident at a downtown TD Bank. (Boston Police Department)

Second surveillance image of vandalism suspect — A second surveillance image of the suspect released by Boston police. (Boston Police Department)

Anyone with information is urged to contact District A-1 detectives at (617) 343-4571. Anonymous tips can be submitted via the CrimeStoppers Tip Line at 1-800-494-TIPS or by texting "TIP" to CRIME (27463).

Police seek man who destroyed a downtown Boston TD Bank after being told he needed two IDs to deposit a check — then threw rocks at the building

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