A Florida man was busted in the dog bed section of Walmart after
deputies said he was live-streaming himself on TikTok while trying to stay in the store for 24 hours.
Shortly after 11 p.m. on Tuesday, January 13, Charlotte County deputies went to an Englewood Walmart to investigate a reported burglary. According to the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office, the caller said there was a man in the store who was actively live-streaming to TikTok after the business had closed for the night.
Deputies went into the store and found Isaac Hurley, 18, in the dog bed section. Shortly after 11 p.m. on Tuesday, January 13, Charlotte County deputies went to an Englewood Walmart to investigate a reported burglary. Deputies went into the store and found Isaac Hurley, 18, in the dog bed section. Deputies said Hurley wanted to get money from TikTok views he got while completing this challenge.
While inside the store, deputies said Hurley also removed an iPhone charger from its packaging. Hurley was arrested and charged with burglary of an occupied structure and petit theft (for the phone charger).
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"Petit" theft??
ReplyDeleteWhere is a proofreader when you need one??
Pro Tip: take 3 seconds to see if you know what you're talking about before posting.
Delete"Petit theft, also known as petty theft, is the crime of stealing something that does not have a high value, typically involving property valued at less than $300."
"Petit theft, also known as petty theft, is the crime of stealing something that does not have a high value, typically involving property valued at less than $300
DeleteI can even see a physical resemblance between Hurley and the young Forest Gump.
ReplyDeleteI hate to sound like an old fogey, but until they start charging these ijits for breaking the law while "streaming", it's not going to stop.
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