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A dead fish and The Goonies house…totally bizarre!

A Canadian guy who went on a bizarre “spree” in February jumped bail. Jericho Labonte left a dead fish and danced around on the front porch of the home that was in “Goonies” in Astoria, Oregon. Then he stole and capsized a boat and had to be rescued. Police say a warrant is out for Labonte for failure to appear. The boat ordeal was caught on camera and Labonte was rescued by the United States Coast Guard. Labonte faces a list of charges including first-degree theft and third-degree criminal mischief.

(Video courtesy of KGW News)

Totally bizarre, right?

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