80-year-old Connecticut barber accused of sabotaging competing shop
WILTON — An 80-year-old Connecticut barber is being charged with trying to secretly sabotage a barbershop that opened a few doors down.
The Connecticut Post reports that Agron Komoni, owner of Agron's Barbershop in Wilton, began noticing problems in August, when he found a key intentionally broken off inside the lock of his shop. A few weeks later, a toothpick was jammed inside.
The same thing happened again four more times, so Komoni installed a video surveillance system and notified police.
Police say the system caught Frank DiMarino in the act Dec. 4. DiMarino co-owns Razor's Edge, a barbershop about 100 yards from Agron's Barbershop.
DiMarino turned himself in Sunday on a charge of third-degree criminal mischief for the incident this month.
He did not immediately return a message seeking comment.
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