Georgetown Cupcake
Coverage of Georgetown Cupcake in the Nexus archive.
- Georgetown Cupcake keg-throwing suspect turned in by his own father after recognizing surveillance footage
Charles Joseph Ali of Rockville, Maryland, is charged with felony destruction of property after allegedly throwing a beer keg through the window of Georgetown Cupcake in Washington, D.C. His father turned him in after recognizing him from police-released surveillance footage. The bakery, known for its TV fame, reopened with a damaged window and reported psychological trauma to an employee.
- Man arrested for allegedly hurling beer keg through window of famous Georgetown Cupcake bakery
A 28-year-old Maryland man was arrested for allegedly throwing a beer keg through the front window of Georgetown Cupcake bakery in Washington, DC on Sunday night. The incident caused significant property damage and terrified an employee inside the shop. The bakery, famous from Discovery's reality TV series 'DC Cupcakes,' reopened the next day with a plywood board covering the damaged window.
- Georgetown Cupcake keg tosser suspected in second brazen M Street attack caught on video
A man smashed the front window of Georgetown Cupcake with a stolen beer keg, terrifying an employee, and is suspected in other attacks on M Street. The incident occurred during graduation weekend in Georgetown. A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to an indictment.
- Man throws beer keg through front window of beloved Georgetown Cupcake shop known for reality series
A man smashed the front window of Georgetown Cupcake shop with a beer keg, and the owners are seeking help to identify him. The incident occurred on Sunday at around 11 p.m. and was captured on surveillance video. The owners, Sophie LaMontagne and Katherine Berman, are asking for the public's assistance in finding the vandal.