Man Arrested After Allegedly Molesting Manatee Statue At Florida Restaurant
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Autborites also say Anthony Lessa, 23, tossed deep-fried gator nuggets into the restaurant after being asked to leave.
A Pittsburgh man is facing a disorderly intoxication charge in Florida after he allegedly molested a manatee statue at a St. Petersburg restaurant.
Oh, and he also tossed gator nuggets into the establishment from the parking lot, according to Orlando Fox affiliate WOFL.
Anthony Lessa, 23, was arrested last week in connection with the alleged incidents, which happened at two separate businesses.
Authorities arrived on the scene after getting a call from Rick Reef’s Restaurant on St. Pete Beach that an intoxicated person was causing a disturbance.
According to NBC Miami, Lessa allegedly got angry after restaurant employees told him he had already paid his bill and it was time for him to go.
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