23-year-old Kelli Tedford was apprehended after the police noticed her pattern of tainting food products and groceries with her urine. The young staff at Monadnock Food Co-op in New Hampshire recorded herself peeing on items.

According to the Keene Police Department, this behavior cost the store $1500, as it required clearing the contaminated products and cleaning the area. Per the New York Post, the store recalled some of its purchases to keep its customers safe and maintain credibility.

This included natural produce like coconut shreds, cornmeal, polenta, and raw walnuts. Following an investigation, the police realized that Tedford had a penchant for urinating on products.

Shockingly, they discovered a slew of videos posted online, dating as far back as 2021, yet no one called in to report the behavior. The police soon ruled that Tedford’s urinating pattern not only terrorized grocery stores but also communities nearby.

However, the authorities decided to set Kelli Tedford free after her admission to the crime while she was charged with felony criminal mischief. But this doesn’t mean she is off the hook as the 23-year-old will face the court on April 7. Additionally, the arrest has opened a fresh wave of investigation into the store urinator with a possibility of bagging future charges.

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