April 13 : Florida Man Advertises “Legit Counterfeit $$” on Craigslist, Is Arrested For the sake of this article though, let’s think of him as one man, it’s funnier.įlorida Man has committed a multitude of beautifully bizarre crimes and I love them all, but here is a list, in no specific order, of my top 5 favorite headlines from 2015:ġ. Of course he isn’t actually one man, but a series of men from Florida often referred to in news headlines as “Florida Man”. Florida Man is a wonderful man who goes around committing some of the weirdest crimes I’ve ever seen. Lippi told the Herald the theft allegation is “complicated” and he’d rather not talk about it.When I think of Florida, a couple things stand out in my mind: oranges, alligators, palm trees, and, my personal favorite, Florida Man. Jail records show he was released Sunday.
He was also issued a trespass warning to stay away from Kmart.
Lippi was charged with grand theft and booked into jail. He also told officers he returned the light bulbs because they cost too much and he did not realize they’d been switched. According to the arrest report, Lippi also told detectives the clerk should have known there was no coffee maker inside the box because of its weight. Lippi told detectives he did not change out any of the items before returning them. Lippi also owns the “Real World” house in Key West, where MTV shot its 17th season in 2006. The Miami Herald reports Lippi bought Thompson Island, which had been the home to the family of philanthropist Edward B. The store’s loss prevention officer provided detectives with video of Lippi buying and returning all of the items between March 30 and April 5, according to an arrest report. For example, store officials said a basketball was inside the Keurig box. But police say the boxes were stuffed with other items. Officials at Kmart called Key West police April 5 after they say Andrew Francis Lippi, 59, had purchased several items, including a Keurig coffeemaker and light bulbs, and returned the original boxes for a refund.
(AP) - A man who had just bought an $8 million island off of Key West was arrested Saturday for participating in what police described as a scheme to steal $300 in household items from Kmart. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.
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