GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A court-ordered electronic monitoring device apparently failed to thwart a Michigan man’s yen for robbing ice cream shops, and now he’s back behind bars.
According to the Kent County Sheriff’s Department, a total of 11 ice cream shops across multiple counties were robbed between July 22 and July 30, WOOD reported.
The electronic monitor placed Harris at the three Friday night break-ins, resulting in his arrest at a Red Roof Inn that same night on three additional breaking and entering with intent charges, WXMI reported.
Although authorities arrested a suspect in connection to the spree on outstanding warrants, 25-year-old Cameron Harris is accused of hitting three more ice cream shops the night following his Thursday release with an electronic tether, the TV station reported.