Police: Man attempted to enter Wawa after previous ban, threatened to spit on clerk

Police say a man previously banned from a Wawa in Somerdale is accused of attempting to enter the store again, and threatening to spit on a clerk, saying he had coronavirus.

News 12 Staff

Apr 20, 2020, 9:55 AM

Updated 1,695 days ago

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Police say a man previously banned from a Wawa in Somerdale is accused of attempting to enter the store again, and threatening to spit on a clerk, saying he had coronavirus.
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According to prosecutors, Robert Schaub, 35, of Lindenwold, attempted to enter the store last Monday after he was banned from going inside. During a recent incident, he was charged with trespassing.
Prosecutors say once inside, a clerk who recognized him told him to leave. Schaub is accused of threatening to spit on the clerk, saying he had coronavirus, and hoped she would get it and then die.
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Police say Schaub was arrested Saturday. He allegedly was uncooperative and refused to be fingerprinted at the jail.      
He’s been charged with second-degree terroristic threats during an emergency, and faces up to a decade in prison and a fine up to $150,000.
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