Police In Wisconsin Arrest A Man Named 'Deez-Nuts'

People sometimes forget that you can change your name to whatever you want. One man who didn't forget this? Green Bay's own Deez-Nuts Kroll.

According to WeAreGreenBay.com, police arrested the 42-year-old following an incident on March 5 at around 10 p.m. local time.

At the scene, police met two people who claimed to have been arguing over the phone with Deez-Nuts. They claim they eventually went to a residence two hours after the phone argument but found it was locked until Deez-Nuts Kroll popped it open and punched one of them in the shoulder.

Kroll is also alleged to have pulled a gun during the altercation, but that turned out to be a BB gun.

When authorities arrived and apprehended Deez-Nuts, he was standing outside without a shirt… in Green Bay… in the middle of March.

I expect nothing less from a man who calls himself "Deez-Nuts."

But apparently, it's not just something he calls himself. Documents reportedly described Kroll as being intoxicated, but he did follow officers' instructions. When asked to produce his state-issued ID he obliged, and sure enough, it said "Deez-Nutz Lee Kroll."

We can all agree that's definitely not a family name or anything. He didn't come from a long line of Deez-Nutses. 

So, I've got to say I'm a little disappointed that if you go so far as to change your name and adopt a novelty moniker like Deez-Nuts, you don't go the extra mile and have some fun with the middle name.

I mean, something along the lines of "Inyaface" or even a simple, sure-fire crowd-pleaser like "Harry" would've done the trick.

That would have really given Green Bay's finest a chuckle while they crammed Deez-Nuts in the back of a squad car.

According to reports, Kroll already made a court appearance earlier this week and faces battery and disorderly conduct, use of a dangerous weapon charges, both of which are misdemeanors.

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