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OnlyFans Model Arrested for Airbnb Urine Damage

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OnlyFans Model Nicolette Keough Arrested for Urinating on Airbnb Rentals, Causing Over $5,000 in Damages

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OnlyFans Model Arrested for Airbnb Urine Damage

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A 31-year-old only fans model from Florida, named Nicolette Kio, faces a rest after allegedly urinating on household items in two Airbnb. Rensels, police say she filmed the acts and sold the videos on adult websites, causing more than $5,000 in property damage combined. The trouble started when a Pensacola host got a tip about the videos and found urine-soaked items like a coffee maker, toaster, television, rug, chairs, record player, and bedding in one unit. The second rental had damage to a vase, chairs, and rugs, leaving a strong urine smell behind. Host reported nearly $4,000 in fixes for the first property, and about $1,374 for the second. One even listed in anti-chair, typewriter, and electric fireplace among the ruined pieces. Kio was arrested on March 15 on criminal mischief charges. A local police officer called it, a bizarre way to make money that wrecks someone else's stuff.

Airbnb has banned her from the platform and is helping the host with reimbursements through their damage protection. Incidents like this are rare, but they show how hosts rely on that safety net. That wraps Toronto News, today brought to you with AI.

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