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Uber Driver's Cinnamon Roll 'Theft' Due to Immigration Arrest

Summary

  • Uber driver arrested by U.S. Border Patrol en route to delivery.
  • Bakery owner mistakenly believed 400 cinnamon rolls were stolen.
  • Driver's family returned the pastries after his detention.
Uber Driver's Cinnamon Roll 'Theft' Due to Immigration Arrest

A bakery owner in South Florida, Julie Pierre, mistakenly believed an Uber driver had stolen 400 cinnamon rolls. The driver, Ivan Dario Rico Molano, a citizen of Colombia, was detained by U.S. Border Patrol on Interstate 95 near Sheridan Street. He was found to be in the United States without legal authorization. Rico Molano had entered the U.S. legally in May 2021 but overstayed his visa. He was arrested and transported for processing. Subsequently, a family member of the driver located the cinnamon rolls and returned them to the police, from where Roll and Dough recovered their products. The bakery owner issued a statement apologizing for the initial accusations, explaining they acted based on limited information and have now corrected the record after receiving new details from detectives.

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