According to the Aspen (Colo.) Daily News Online:
Mervin Cabe, 25, of Plantation, Fla., and two people he was with Friday were "grabbing random items off the shelf" and . . . to pay for $18,548 worth of items (at a Louis Vuitton store in Aspen) . . . Cabe came up with the name of Chad Johnson, a former star receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals, "seemingly at random," wrote Aspen police officer Ian MacAyeal.
They’re not exactly spitting images of one another.
No less strange, Johnson suggested on Twitter @ochocinco that he might bail Cabe out of jail and "be his mentor."
Chad Johnson on Man Arrested for Impersonating Him: ‘I’ll Bail Him Out and Be His Mentor’ https://t.co/ElQY9hkIDs pic.twitter.com/Or3KgnU5HG
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