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Christopher Musick, 57, was arrested in Daytona Beach, Florida on Tuesday. Volusia Sheriff’s Office<\/p>\n
A sheriff deputy snapped a picture of Musick\u2019s front step at his Daytona Beach home, which had a doormat that read \u201ccome back with a warrant\u201d.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe came back with a warrant,\u201d the sheriff\u2019s office wrote.<\/p>\n
\u201cAfter interviewing Musick, VSO Financial Crimes Unit detectives established probable cause to execute a search warrant at his residence, thereby satisfying the doormat\u2019s request,\u201d the office added.<\/p>\n
Musick allegedly forged fraudulent documents and \u201cpose[d] as the owner of multiple business properties\u201d in the county, according to the release.<\/p>\n
The accused con artist took out mortgages against the properties and used the cash to purchase even more, which he would rent out. From there, the cycle would repeat as he pocketed the rent money.<\/p>\n
He also never paid off the loans, the sheriff\u2019s office said.<\/p>\n
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Authorities snapped a picture of Musick\u2019s doormat, which read \u201ccome back with a warrant\u201d. Volusia Sheriff’s Office<\/p>\n
Musick, a repeat offender with 10 priors and two outstanding warrants in Maryland, was cuffed and faces charges for organized scheme to defraud, grand theft over $100,000, and forgery. <\/p>\n
He is being held on a $225,000 bond, according to Volusia County Corrections\u2019 inmate records.<\/p>\n
The Sunshine State is infamous for its menagerie of strange residents and even stranger crimes.<\/p>\n
In early November, one man known among locals as \u201cFarmer Pete\u201d was arrested after he allegedly opened fire on a trio of twenty-somethings during a debate over how many eggs a chicken can lay<\/a>.<\/p>\n