A Wisconsin man was arrested for spiking his co-worker’s drink with super glue. 34-year-old Joseph R. Ross was caught on camera pouring Gorilla Glue into the Coke can of a fellow employee at the State Fair Grounds. He was busted after the victim set up a camera to catch him in the act after suspecting that someone had been putting a substance in their drink.
The woman contacted Wisconsin police and revealed that she had a strong feeling someone had been slipping a chemical into her drinks. She also revealed that upon drinking her beverages, she became ill. That’s when she set up the camera on her desk. Not long after, the victim captured Joseph R. Ross putting the substance into her soda. She later shared the footage with the authorities, per Law and Crime.
In the video, Ross is seen holding a tube with a white nozzle and pouring it into the open can of Coke on the woman’s desk. In the footage, he was wearing a pair of clear latex gloves. Upon investigation, police later found the discarded gloves. In one glove there was a blue plastic cap. The other contains the Gorilla Glue container.
There were plenty of opinions about this story, and people were baffled by the man’s shocking behavior.
Wisconsin Man Arrested For Pouring Super Glue Into Co-Worker’s Drink
“He should get a taste of his own medicine,” one person commented.
“Needs more than 3.5 years in prison,” another stated.
“Sounds like something Dwight would do, the old prankster!” another person joked, referencing the TV series “The Office.”
Upon his arrest, Ross confessed that he poured something into his co-worker’s drink. The man is now being held in a Milwaukee County Jail. His bond was set for $10,000. When and if he is released, he’s been ordered to have no contact with the victim.
The Wisconsin man now faces more than three years in jail if given the maximum sentence. Joseph Ross will appear in court on April 3.
Sofia Bassett 
