Deputies raid Florida man's house while he shows off cash on Facebook Live
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A Jacksonville man was showing off a wad of cash in a Facebook Live video when law officers raided his home and arrested him on drug charges.
A man identified by Fox 30 as 22-year-old Breon Hollings can be seen counting money in a Facebook Live video and repeatedly exclaiming, “This [expletive] don’t stop, man,” for about a minute before he hears deputies on a loudspeaker outside his home.
As Hollings runs out of the room, deputies can be heard in the background shouting, “This is Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. We have a search warrant.” This is followed by a series of loud noises, which neighbors told Fox 30 were smoke grenades thrown into the house.
Deputies can be seen walking in and out of the room as the video streams before one appears to notice the camera and shut it off.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article154178209.html
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doesn't have very much luck with those untimely police raids.
Why would anyone count their money live on Facebook? 
That amounts to an invitation for others to rob oneself.
