A Florida man discovered himself in handcuffs after allegedly trying to steal gadgets from a Walmart the place dozens of law enforcement officials had been holding an occasion.
The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office says a man they refer to as “Brad” was arrested at a St. Cloud Walmart after trying to steal gadgets on the similar time about 40 deputies had been inside as a part of a “Shop with a Cop” occasion, WTTV-TV reported.
“Seriously we just can’t make this up,” the division posted on Facebook.
“Brad decided to steal from our good neighbors and partners at Walmart in St. Cloud while we were conducting the Shop With a Cop event with the children of our community. Bad news, Brad!”
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A Florida man is underneath arrest after police say he tried to steal from a Walmart filled with cops
(Osceola County Sheriff’s Office)
The publish stated the shop was “full of deputies, almost 40, beside the forensics team, the community services team, the CSOs, the OCSO Majors, and Sheriff Marcos R. Lopez. Bad idea, Brad.”
The deputies had been contained in the Walmart store as a part of an occasion that entails law enforcement officials procuring with youngsters for the vacations.
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A Florida man is underneath arrest after police say he tried to steal from a Walmart filled with cops
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The division posted a photograph of “Brad” that confirmed him with his fingers cuffed behind his again and his pockets inside out.
The Facebook publish additionally contained photographs of things related with Brad together with a bottle of fragrance, gloves, what appeared to be hedge clippers, a syringe, and a container with a plastic dishevelled containing unknown contents.
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Items allegedly stolen by a Florida man at a Walmart filled with cops
(Osceola County Sheriff’s Office)
The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark from Fox News Digital.