Florida man with ankle bracelet arrested for burglary and grand theft: reports

A Florida man who wore an ankle monitor after posting bail on pending charges was reportedly arrested this week for burglary and grand theft.

A Broward County court ordered 19-year-old Joshua Reed to wear a GPS monitor worn around his ankle to a Palm Beach case after posting bail for grand theft auto charges.

Miami, Fla.-based ABC station WPLG reported that Reed appeared in Miami-Dade County court Thursday on additional charges.

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Security camera video from Jan. 7 allegedly shows Reid with others outside of a home near Dante Phasell Park in South Miami.

According to the WPLG, a member of the group uses a rock to smash a hurricane-resistant glass door as a family sleeps inside.

Police cordoned off the yard with tape, and mourners left flowers at the foot of a tall tree in front of the entrance.
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Once inside, detectives said the “crew” located the Mercedes-Benz with a key fob and tried to get the keys to the parked Bentley.

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Detectives told the WPLG that the team wears dark-colored clothing whenever houses are robbed, and while Reed is in custody, the rest of the people are still wanted.

Miami-Dade Police did not immediately respond to requests for more information about the incident and the charges.

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Reid was charged with eight counts of burglary, two counts of grand theft in the first degree, two counts of grand theft of an automobile in the second and third degree, armed theft of a car on a grand scale, and criminal mischief.