From a Fontainebleau neighbor:

“I live on Fontainebleau Drive in a corner house with an ever-evolving garden.  I have been having ongoing problems with someone ripping flowers off some of my plants on both sides of the sidewalk all along our property.  On Monday of this week I had been gardening for a few hours and had gone inside for a few minutes before leaving to pick up kids at school.  As I was driving away along Fontainebleau, I looked down Burdette and saw a woman bending over the ginger that’s planted in front of the backyard fence.  She was trying to break a piece off.  I drove around the block, stopped, and then confronted her as she was continuing down Burdette.  She was holding the only bloom from my lily of the nile, another very large flower stalk from another plant in the front of my house, and an armful of other flowers that probably were ripped from other yards in the neighborhood.  She is an older African American woman, slighty heavy-set, and seemed to be partially toothless.  She seemed not to understand what the problem was and said, ‘They’re for a funeral.  No hard feelings, okay?’