Florida Man Charges Hotel Drinks To Room 666, Claims He’s Son Of God — Then Tries To Steal A Rolls-Royce From Valet

A man was arrested after trying to charge drinks to ‘room 666’ at the DoubleTree by Hilton Grand Hotel Biscayne Bay and declaring himself the son of God. He went on a two-hour tired, refused to leave, and tried to enter someone’s Rolls-Royce. On Saturday morning, August 8, 2026, then man entered Primo’s Italian Restaurant inside the TroubleTree. He ordered a shot of Bacardi rum and “ran off afterward.” He tried to charge it to a credit card that didn’t work, and was reportedly “fake.” That’s when he reverted to a room charge, asking them to charge it to: “666. I’m the son of God.” Hotel staff determined that Scott was not a registered guest, the room number was invalid, and that he was not in fact the son of God. Meanwhile, he settled into his table, put a towel over his head, demanded water and refused to leave, cursing at staff and later police and wanting to fight everyone. Once escorted outside by police, the man approached an orange Rolls Royce at the valet area – this is Biscayne Bay, but a Rolls Royce at a DoubleTree may be the strangest element of this story? – and announced it was his car and tried to open it, with a woman already inside. He was taken down by police with a taser. It appears a man with the same name and birthdate shows several prior Miami-Dade bookings including for cannabis sale; failure to appear; battery; and criminal mischief (including some of these multiple times). Didn’t I just write about someone ordering food at a hotel and trying to charge it to a room they weren’t registered in? And about someone in Miami charging $1,238 to someone else’s hotel room? And here’s a Marriott lifetime elite who wasn’t staying at a Florida hotel but refused to get out of the hot tub. Plus trouble at another Miami-area DoubleTree. Topics on this page