Husband Breaks Into Random House, Spends Days To Avoid Angry Wife. Here's What Happens Next ()

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Husband Breaks Into Random House, Spends Days To Avoid Angry Wife. Here's What Happens Next

A 44-year-old Florida man, Joe, broke into a random house to avoid his wife after a fight. He was found by police cooking dinner and was arrested.

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