Viral video shows parking lot encounter that led to harassment and criminal mischief charges
) - Malary and Ryan Goldman, owners of The Local Scoop Ice Cream Shoppe, were arrested Thursday night and charged with misdemeanor harassment and criminal mischief.
The charges stem from a June 7 encounter with Daniel Smitt, a customer who left a one-star Google review of the business on its grand opening in March. Smitt said he was working as a food delivery driver when Malary Goldman recognized him at a stoplight and asked to speak with him about the review. He agreed to meet her at a McDonald’s parking lot after finishing a delivery stop, but said the conversation quickly turned hostile.
Video shows Ryan Goldman arriving at the scene and joining the exchange. Smitt said he started recording and claims Goldman then knocked the phone from his hand and stomped on it.
“I’ve been reached out to by the brand that supplies the icecream for the icecream shop and they told me they’re no longer going to do business with them,” Smitt said. “I hate that this all happened you know. At the end of the day I said some things in that video I’m not proud of. I’m going to learn from this and move on,” he said.
Jail records show the Goldmans were arrested Thursday, June 11, and released from Baldwin County Jail the following day. Jail records do not show a court date has been set. The business’s Google page shows The Local Scoop is still open. A new tampering scam is reportedly popping up at some gas pumps.
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