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Video arcade destroyed by man with axe who was kicked out, owner says

A man who spent six years putting together a classic video arcade in New Orleans, saw most of it demolished by a man swinging an axe. It was tournament night Sunday at the popular Sea Cave video arcade on St. Claude Avenue when a customer became erratic, using a price tag gun to maliciously plaster a video game with stickers. Owner Judah Lea refunded the man his money and asked him to leave. The customer didn’t take the ejection well. He began threatening the owner with a knife before leaving — but not for long. “He came back 20 minutes later and attached a U-lock, a bicycle U-lock to the door, locking everybody inside,” Lea said. After Lea ushered his 15 customers to safety and closed up, things got worse. Much worse. “He would return three more times in the evening to basically smash out every screen, every television, all the glass pane windows,” Lea said. Lea said he was at home watching the carnage remotely through the arcade's video cameras. While calling police, Lea watched as the attacker used an axe to smash virtually every screen and window in the all-ages amusement spot. The business was still littered with broken glass inside and out Tuesday afternoon. “I was shaking,” Lea said. “Like I just felt violated. I spent six years of my life on this place. It's been a labor of love. To just watch so much of it go away in just one moment.”