Florida Man Accused Of Snatching More Than 4 Million Pounds Of Citrus
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Man charged with fraud, theft of 4 million pounds of citrus.
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) — State agriculture officials say a Florida man is accused of illegally obtaining more than 4 million pounds of citrus, valued at over half a million dollars, from five different individuals and companies. Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam said in a news release Friday that Bradley Reiter of Winter Haven entered into three contracts to harvest local citrus groves in March 2014. Investigators say he entered into a contract with Gabriel Family Partners to purchase citrus and removed 13,108 boxes of oranges between March 20 and April 16, 2014.
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