Man, 77, arrested for intending to peddle misbranded erectile drugs in Florida retirement community nicknamed 'Boomer Paradise,' prosecutors allege
The 77-year-old lives in The Villages, a famous Florida retirement community, nicknamed "Boomer Paradise."
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- A 77-year-old man was arrested for intending to sell erectile drugs in his Florida retirement community.
- The erectile dysfunction drugs were misbranded and obtained illicitly, say prosecutors.
- He lives in The Villages, a retirement community is home to nearly 80,000, nicknamed "Boomer Paradise."
Reginald Odell Kincer, a 77-year-old man in Florida, was arrested for intending to sell ill-gotten erectile drugs in a massive retirement community, prosecutors alleged.
The Villages, a retirement community in central Florida, is home to nearly 80,000 full-time residents. Vice nicknamed the sprawling suburban oasis "Boomer Paradise."
The retirement paradise is rife with rumors about swingers, high STD rates, and public sex, The Washington Post reported.
Federal authorities arrested Kincer for reportedly buying more than $1,800 misbranded erectile dysfunction drugs that he obtained illicitly, per ABC News.
It is alleged he bought the drugs without a prescription, intending to peddle them to his fellow retirees and elsewhere.
Per legal documents seen by Insider, Kincer was charged with the receipt of misbranded drugs in interstate commerce. The drugs were misbranded because of the lack of a valid prescription, federal authorities said.
Kincer was arrested last month in The Villages, the well-known retirement community featured in "Some Kind of Heaven," a 2020 documentary," The Washington Post reports.
The defendant pleaded not guilty to the misdemeanor charge. He could face up to a year in federal prison and a fine of up to $10,000 if convicted.
He agreed to be tried before a magistrate judge instead of a jury, per The Washington Post.