Intruder Caught Eating Fruity Pebbles - 3.12.26

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3:05or wherever you get your podcasts. A Missouri woman is behind bars after police say she walked into a home, uninvited, poured fruity pebbles all over the kitchen, and took a moment to pet the family dog all while the homeowner was outside doing yard work. A child inside the house told the officer she smelled something burning, went downstairs and found 33-year-old Tira Smith sitting there without wearing pants, without wearing pants. Oh, she got it on! She was eating fruity pebbles with milk and petting the dog. Police say cereal was scattered across the floor and the stove. When officers arrived, they say Smith told them she didn't want to stay in jail because she was due to appear in court. She's now facing a burglary charge. She was hot.

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