Twitter users mock New York Times report on Rubio’s traffic tickets

Twitter users pounced on The New York Times Friday for reporting on Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and his wife, Jeanette’s, past traffic violations.

The Times published an article Friday morning documenting the Rubios’ 17 traffic citations in Florida, which date as far back as 1997.

{mosads}Rubio supporters on Twitter took issue with the story and soon began mocking the publication by attributing other minor crimes to the 2016 presidential candidate using the hashtag #RubioCrimeSpree.

It wasn’t long before the hashtag became a top trending topic on Twitter nationwide.

Here are a few of trend’s best zingers:

Marco once picked all the marshmallows out of the Lucky Charms box. #RubioCrimeSpree

— Team Marco (@TeamMarco) June 5, 2015

Ordered an Egg McMuffin at 11:03 am #RubioCrimeSpree

— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) June 5, 2015

BREAKING: Marco Rubio once ripped a tag from a mattress. #RubioCrimeSpree

— Bill Sanderson (@mrgeology) June 5, 2015

I heard Rubio once had 21 items in the express lane. #RubioCrimeSpree

— AngieQueenofQuirk (@Artist_Angie) June 5, 2015

Failed water drinking etiquette. #RubioCrimeSpree pic.twitter.com/8VO0ufIKh9

— Mrs. Rutter ™ (@lindarutter) June 5, 2015

#RubioCrimeSpree #NYTReports New photo evidence shows Marco Rubio’s early dark descent into crime. pic.twitter.com/YFnb1zmmg8

— DavidJohnGarth (@DavidJohnGarth) June 5, 2015

#RubioCrimeSpree Lied under oath to a grand jury … oh, wait. pic.twitter.com/g0ROsSqRY1

— Bossy Brat (@JGalt9) June 5, 2015