Man on probation arrested for property damage in women’s restroom of High Springs restaurant
Staff report
HIGH SPRINGS, Fla. – Daniel Don Green, 54, was arrested on Sunday and charged with property damage after allegedly kicking out the bottom portion of a stall door in the women’s restroom at El Patio (18576 High Springs Main St).
At about 12:44 p.m. on October 20, a High Springs Police Department officer responded to the restaurant, where the owner said Green had gone into the women’s bathroom and kicked out the bottom portion of the stall door. The damage is estimated at $175.
Post Miranda, Green reportedly admitted that he had intentionally damaged the door and entered the women’s bathroom.
Green, who is described as homeless on the arrest report, has nine felony convictions (none violent) and 19 misdemeanor convictions (one violent). He has served one state prison sentence and was released in 2002; he is currently on probation for grand theft. Judge Kristine Van Vorst set bail at $5,000.
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Another Grace Graduate I bet.
Has the judge lost her mind? $5000 bail with his criminal history. Crazy World we live in.
$5000 is good….he ain’t getting out….that’s like $1,000,000 to him…
This homeless bum doesn’t have two nickels to rub together…
WHAT was this MAN doing in a WOMEN’S bathroom?
Trying to decide.
DH
Breaking the law, obviously.
High AF.
Heck of a mugshot…. Duh!
Drugs ain’t the issue , Mental health is wayed bigger than anything….
3 hots and a cot, he knows the system. Going to get some Healthcare too, all on citizens tax dollars. Called frequent flyer urban outdoorsman.
He is mentally incompetent and has been for 30 years. He needs to take medication daily for his condition. But there is nobody to make sure he takes it.
Ten years ago his wife died from cancer and shortly after that his brother was murdered in front of him.
I am an elderly family member and unable to help him. Instead of putting him in jail he needs to be in a group home set up to handle people in his situation.
He may be in jail right now and probably won’t get out for awhile with a $5,000 bond. But at least he won’t hurt anyone anymore he’s no longer homeless.