"I didn't think anyone would be low enough to do that to my car because I
didn't know I had any enemies in my life,” she said. “I thought
everybody was my friend, but undoubtedly I have one enemy.”
Police say Smith stormed out of a weekly bingo game at the Lake Ashton
Club House and punctured two of Britt's tires because she was sitting in a chair he usually sits in.
"I didn't know it meant that much to him to do that to my tires," Britt continued. "It's quite frankly a childish-type crime," offered Lake Wales Deputy Chief Troy Schulze. "The man admitted to it when the officer told him what he was there to investigate. He was apologetic. He said he was embarrassed.
"He regretted doing it, but he took ownership of it and said that even in the embarrassment he had to face consequences."
Those consequences could include about $500 in tire damage and restitution back to Britt.
She said she has no hard feelings, but she's still a bit puzzled.
"I'm not mad, no. I would like to have my tires paid for because that took every dime I had in the bank," she added.
"I didn't know it meant that much to him to do that to my tires," Britt continued. "It's quite frankly a childish-type crime," offered Lake Wales Deputy Chief Troy Schulze. "The man admitted to it when the officer told him what he was there to investigate. He was apologetic. He said he was embarrassed.
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