Man Claiming to Be a Vampire Attacks Grocery Store Employee

A New Hampshire man has been arrested after cops say he assaulted a grocery store employee while declaring he was a vampire.

Police say 21-year-old Jacob May approached a store employee Tuesday as she took trash to a Dumpster in Concord on Tuesday. 

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May then allegedly claimed he was a vampire and began running toward her.

The employee ran inside the store for help as May allegedly screamed, "just touch me, I can save you," according to a Concord Police Department statement.

"A male co-worker arrived at which time the intruder attempted to punch him, initiating a fight between the two," the statement said.

Cops say the male co-worker grabbed a box cutter and told May to stay back, at which point May ran into a walk-in freezer.

Police arrived a short time later, at which point the officer said May told them he was a "vampire, Ghost Rider, Captain Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean, Mr. Miyagi from The Karate Kid, and a leader of a band."

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Police also say May appeared to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Police also identified May as a suspect in a home invasion two days prior. He has been charged with burglary and simple assault.

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