Daytona Beach man hides coral he swiped from fish tank in his pants

Holly Hill police explained Adam Short experienced soaked places on his garments shortly immediately after he was accused of stealing from an exotic pet fish retail store on Friday.

At 1:44 p.m. the proprietor of Bluewater Reef Aquatics, Inc. at 1515 Ridgewood Ave. referred to as authorities stating that a guy was in his retail outlet shoplifting, a report states.

When police received to the store, the business enterprise owner mentioned that on his surveillance digital camera, he noticed Brief attain into a fish tank and then shove something into the entrance of his trousers, an arrest report states.

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Law enforcement identified Brief in the retail store and mentioned the ground in which Quick was standing was wet with h2o.

Police handcuffed Quick, 37, of Daytona Seaside, and escorted him outside. When police searched Quick, they uncovered a Ziploc-design bag in the entrance of his pants that contains a few diverse varieties of live coral. A modest net that was nonetheless damp was also trapped concerning Short’s underwear and trousers, police famous in their report.