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Man filmed himself breaking into St. Pete Popeyes after hours, police say

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Katherine Langford
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Man filmed himself breaking into St. Pete Popeyes after hours, police say — Dunedin Community news

A man was arrested on Tuesday after breaking into a Popeyes in St. Pete and filming himself in the process, according to the St. Petersburg Police Department.

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