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Homeless Florida Man Blames Trump For His Vandalism Of Nearly 20 Cars

“I did it…”

Source: Busted Locals

A 30-year-old homeless Florida man, Justin James Wilson, vandalized around 20 parked cars at the Holiday Inn Resort on U.S. Highway 98 on Okaloosa Island.

Witnesses claim that Wilson used rocks as well as a belt buckle to smash the cars’ windows and the cars themselves.

After his destructive spree, police found Wilson asleep on a bench near the scene. When confronted, he admitted his responsibility by saying, “Take me to jail. I did it because Donald Trump owes me one trillion dollars, and these vehicles belong to the mafia.”

Total damages to the vehicles are estimated to be $30,000.

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