A felony theft charge was issued against a Florida man for allegedly stealing 66 rolls of toilet paper that were valued at 99 cents each.
A Florida man was arrested and charged with felony theft after he was allegedly caught using a garbage can to sneak 66 rolls of toilet paper out of a Marriott hotel.
"Yamil saw Angel pushing a trash can toward his Honda van," the arresting officer wrote in the affidavit."Angel opened the rear of the van and took a trash bag from the trash can and put it in his van. Yamil found it suspicious as to why he put a trash bag in his van and peaked through the window. Yamil noticed the bag was full of unused toilet paper that belonged to the hotel.
"Yamil counted 66 rolls of toilet paper, which are each valued at 99 cents," the officer wrote."Yamil wishes to testify in court on behalf of Marriott." "Angel told me he knew a lady who was poor and has no job and he was only taking the toilet paper to help her and her family," wrote the officer.
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