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9-year-olds robbed at lemonade stand in Florida
Two teens have been arrested for robbing two nine year olds at a lemonade stand.
Two teens have been arrested for robbing two nine year old's at a lemonade stand.
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LUTZ, Fla. -
Two teens have been arrested for robbing two 9-year-old children at a lemonade stand.
According to the Hillsborough County (Florida) Sheriff's Department, the children were selling lemonade at a stand within an apartment complex on Wednesday.
Deputies said Deante Small, 18, and a 16-year-old, approached the children and ordered lemonade.
Deante Small:
A verbal argument started when one of the teens said they were not satisfied with the amount of lemonade poured in their cups.
This angered one of the 9-year-old victims. He threw a cup of lemonade at teens, according to deputies.
A police report states one of the teens pushed a 9-year-old to the ground.
The teens are accused of stealing an iPod and taking a cup of cash worth $13.53 and spending it at Walmart.
The teens ran but were later arrested by deputies. They are charged with robbery, battery and petit theft.
Deante Small bonded out of jail Thursday night and now waits for his first appearance.
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