Dave Bautista is willing to pay out $20,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever etched “TRUMP” on the back of a manatee spotted off the coast of Florida.
29.12.2020 - 07:57 / variety.com
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.Dave Bautista is willing to pay out $20,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever etched “TRUMP” on the back of a manatee spotted off the coast of Florida.
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Authorities are trying to find out who scrawled the word "TRUMP" into the back of a manatee in Florida over the weekend. The animal was found swimming in Homosassa Springs – about 80 miles north of Tampa. Boat captain Hailey Warrington shared footage of the manatee with "TRUMP" visibly dug into the layer of algae and grime on its back.
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