Man Arrested for Drinking & Riding Hoverboard Did NOT Die in Jail

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  • by: Lead Stories Staff

You may have seen a gullible Facebook friend post this story on the interwebs. Lead Stories' Trendolizer picked this up as trending, but we've also debunked it as a hoax story on a hoax site.

Walter White, a 21-year-old black man, DID NOT die in the nonexistant St Gatchimina County jail after being arrested while drinking and riding a hoverboard. The nonexisting BFMF -- or Black Folks Matter Foundation -- is NOT investigating the suspicious death.

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In actuality, the suspect was captured on surveillance tape entering a store in Mitcham, London on the hoverboard on September 6 before grabbing a case of Lucozade (some sports drink) from an aisle.

He was caught on tape wearing a grey sweatshirt and sweatpants, checking behind him, and then leaving the store.

The cops released the footage in their efforts to track him.

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