In Rosenberg, Texas, a 60-year-old man intentionally crashed his car into a closed Kroger supermarket during the early morning hours of Sunday to Monday, around 4:30 am, in an attempt to use the restroom. According to the Rosenberg Police Department, the driver arrived at the store in the Houston metropolitan area and found the doors locked. Unable to find an alternative open business, he drove directly into the glass entrance of the supermarket, causing significant damage to the store's facade and ending up inside the pharmacy area. The incident did not result in any injuries, but it caused substantial damage to the supermarket. The driver was later stopped by law enforcement and charged with willful damage to property and intentional property damage. These charges may lead to a significant financial burden, as intentional acts are generally not covered by standard car insurance policies. The Rosenberg Police Department shared photos of the incident on their Facebook page, drawing attention to the unusual nature of the event. In their post, they reminded the public that in cases of urgent need while driving, it is better to seek out an open business rather than attempt to use a closed store's facilities. The message carried a slightly ironic tone, highlighting the absurdity of the situation. The incident has sparked discussions online, with many commenting on the unexpected and humorous nature of the event. While the driver's actions were clearly illegal, the situation has also been viewed as a reminder of the importance of planning and considering alternatives in emergency situations.