Utah Teen Facing Charges After Allegedly Taping Fish To ATMs
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Police believe the 17-year-old was responsible for dozens of fish-taping incidents between August and October.
Gill-ty as charged?
A teenage boy in Provo, Utah, is facing charges after allegedly taping fish to various ATMs in the city ― and even a police car.
And, of course, the fishy behavior was all documented on social media.
Authorities at the Provo Police Department alleged that the unnamed 17-year-old was responsible for about a dozen fish-taping incidents between August and October, according to Salt Lake City Fox affiliate KSTU.
One photo showed three fish taped to a police car, according to Salt Lake City ABC affiliate KTVX.
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