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Man Caught Tagging the Letters “FERAL” In Lake Worth Beach; Stole Two City Camera’s That Filmed Misdeeds, Booked for Grand Theft

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Police say the Cameras captured Steven Calabrese’s repetitive and illegal behavior in the City of Lake Worth Beach. Calabrese, 30, is currently on his way to the Palm Beach County Jail to be booked for Grand Theft.

LAKE WORTH, FL – They say that some suspects don’t learn. According to the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office, Steven Calabrese, who cops say is known for his graffiti tag “FEREL” was captured for stealing two cameras belonging to the City of Lake Worth Beach causing a loss of $2400.

Police say the Cameras that captured his repetitive and illegal behavior in the City of Lake Worth Beach. Calabrese, 30, is currently on his way to the Palm Beach County Jail to be booked for Grand Theft. If not able to make bond, Calabrese, will be visiting the judge for first appearance tomorrow morning.

Police say the Cameras captured his repetitive and illegal behavior in the City of Lake Worth Beach. Calabrese, 30, is currently on his way to the Palm Beach County Jail to be booked for Grand Theft.
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