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Thursday, August 20, 2020

Your Thursday Morning Florida Report

LUTZ, Fla. (WFLA) — A 24-year-old South Carolina man was arrested early Sunday morning for traveling to Lutz, Florida, and attempting to carry out a hostage scenario he had been planning for more than eight months, the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office said.

Deputies said Phillip A. Thomas II had been stalking a Lutz resident for the past few years on social media. Thomas reportedly admitted he traveled to Florida overnight with plans to take the resident hostage.

Property records show the home is owned by Daria Berenato, a former Ultimate Fighting Championship fighter and current World Wrestling Entertainment star, who goes by the ring name “Sonya Deville.”
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7 comments:

  1. If your over the age of 12 and still watching the WWE the red flags are waving like a Chinese ribbon dance.

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  2. So, this snowflake, who looks like he doesn't know what the door on a gym looks like never mind the inside of one, is going to break into the home of a female UFC cage fighter and survive? They're getting stupider by the day. Yet asnother product of our public edumacation system.

    Nemo

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  3. All Female roller derby is another story....

    AZRobert

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  4. "...and attempting to carry out a hostage scenario he had been planning for more than eight months..."

    Eight months of planning based on no research.

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  5. LOL when I saw this guy's pic.

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  6. To punish that incel idiot stalker, the judge should sentence that guy to a match at a WWE pay-per-view versus Sonya. I'd love to see her kick his ass in a wrestling ring!

    Rusty

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  7. I feel so left out, so ignored.
    Hardly anybody stalks me or peeps me.

    Where are TheVoicesForEquality©?
    Why aren't they coming to my assistance in my HourOfNeed©?

    I'm beginning to think 'activists' are all a bunch of wankers.

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