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Man arrested wearing 'Go Directly To Jail' Monopoly T-shirt

Photo credit: Lee County Sheriff's Department
Photo credit: Lee County Sheriff's Department
By Samantha Jordan
Oct 31, 2014

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In the world of ironic mugshot photos, this one takes the cake.

According to police reports, Micah David Dailey, 20, of Cape Coral, Florida was arrested on October 28 for marijuana and drug equipment possession.

It should come as no surprise  since he was appropriately dressed for the occasion, wearing a green T-shirt with the Monopoly board game phrase 'Go Directly to Jail.' Just like in the game, he was also not allowed to pass "Go" and collect $200. 

He's facing one misdemeanor and one felony charge.

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