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Eleven the so -called “crankers” have been accused of stealing and looting the vacancy of Florida from a member of the Air Forces displayed 2,000 miles away, authorities said.
Polk county The Sheriff Gray Judd announced an online fund collection for the aviator, which is parked in the North Dakota. The saga began when the aviator, which provides a strategic intelligence analysis to support the base nuclear deterrence mission, called the Sheriff’s office on March 16 after noticing an increase in the electricity bill at home.
He asked the authorities to verify the property.
Plavas of 11 people accused of stealing the house of a Florida aviator. (Polk County Sheriff Office)
“If you’ve never seen a Cranker colony, now you have done it,” Judd said in a video message while holding the photos of the 11 suspects. “They were not only entering the house. They devastated the house. They destroyed the house.”
Judd said the suspects took everything out of the house. He showed images of garbage and random articles on a grass. The suspects lived in a shed near the house where they stole electricity, Judd said.
The suspects were identified as Brindy Matos, 39; Anthony Maddox, Jr., 31; Dana Pereira, 46; Michael Stone, 38; Johnathan Smith, 21; Beverly Reese, 44; Dwayne Harris, 46; Austin Shirah, 33; Angels Keene, 53; Troy Bumlens, 41; and Kayla Strickland, 25.
An image of a grass of Florida’s house of an displayed aviator. (Polk County Sheriff Office)
All are accused of Multiple offenses From drug possession to maintaining a public discomfort structure for drug use. When the agents arrived at the house, Maddox fled and left Matos, who is seven months pregnant with his son, Judd said.
Matos and Maddox are also accused of theft and raid, among other crimes.
“Everyone lived together in a complex, in a colony, and began stealing this house,” said the Sheriff.
An image shows garbage and articles that belong to an aviator deployed outside his house in Florida. (Polk County Sheriff Office)
The aviator said The home It was no longer habitable.
“Our memories and photographs were scattered, torn, torn and ruined from the criminals who had entered and decided to squathed on the property,” he wrote. “Graffiti and blasphemies were painted in spray on the walls and doors of the house, stolen appliances and shattered walls just to assume that criminals were looking for things to sell.
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“I continue my duty in Minot AFB and comfort my afflicted mother after this tremendous loss that we did not expect.”
Fox News Digital has communicated with the aviator.
