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Dumb Criminals: Florida (Obviously) Man Suspected Of Car Theft Drives Stolen Car To Police Station
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Authorities say an 18-year-old man drove a stolen car to police headquarters to pick up court papers about a previous auto theft he was involved in — documents that were found in yet another stolen car.
Carnell Eugene Butler now faces charges in three stolen car cases.
St. Petersburg police say officers found a stolen Infiniti on Sunday. Inside, they found Butler's documents related to a June auto theft arrest.
Detectives contacted Butler, who arranged to pick them up. When he arrived at police headquarters, a detective arrested Butler and found keys to a Hyundai Sonata in his pocket. The car was located a block away.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/suspected-car-thief-carnell-butler-drives-stolen-car-to-police-station_5616f626e4b0dbb8000de8d8?utm_hp_ref=weird-news
Carnell Eugene Butler now faces charges in three stolen car cases.
St. Petersburg police say officers found a stolen Infiniti on Sunday. Inside, they found Butler's documents related to a June auto theft arrest.
Detectives contacted Butler, who arranged to pick them up. When he arrived at police headquarters, a detective arrested Butler and found keys to a Hyundai Sonata in his pocket. The car was located a block away.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/suspected-car-thief-carnell-butler-drives-stolen-car-to-police-station_5616f626e4b0dbb8000de8d8?utm_hp_ref=weird-news
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