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Zorro

(15,740 posts)
Mon Apr 8, 2019, 03:41 PM Apr 2019

Florida man arrested for burglarizing cars in jail parking lot moments after being released

A man was arrested in Florida for allegedly breaking into cars in the jail parking lot moments after he was released, according to police.

Michael Casey Lewis, 37, was originally arrested on charges of grand theft Thursday morning, the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Department said in a statement.

Lewis had just bonded out of county jail and been released Thursday when deputies said they spotted him behaving suspiciously.

“After being released, deputies in the parking lot of the jail observed Lewis pulling car door handles and learned he had just burglarized several cars right there at the jail,” the statement said.

https://news.yahoo.com/florida-man-arrested-burglarizing-cars-151923562.html

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Florida man arrested for burglarizing cars in jail parking lot moments after being released (Original Post) Zorro Apr 2019 OP
I've heard of cons becoming institutionalized, but don't they usually give outside life a try Aristus Apr 2019 #1
Florida Man never disappoints RockaFowler Apr 2019 #2
Lol.. whathehell Apr 2019 #3
Why do people leave stuff in their cars? jberryhill Apr 2019 #4

Aristus

(66,369 posts)
1. I've heard of cons becoming institutionalized, but don't they usually give outside life a try
Mon Apr 8, 2019, 03:46 PM
Apr 2019

for a few months before pulling their 'get me back inside' job?

 

jberryhill

(62,444 posts)
4. Why do people leave stuff in their cars?
Mon Apr 8, 2019, 04:12 PM
Apr 2019

"Another officer confronted Lewis after seeing the surveillance video, and the suspect handed him a brown paper bag he'd taken from a car filled with cigarettes, a debit card, a Florida driver's license and $547 in cash, police said. Lewis had also taken an iPhone 7 worth approximately $1,000, according to the owner who told police she'd accidentally left her car unlocked."

Damn... Over $1500 in cash and gods in just a few minutes?

I have GOT to start breaking into cars.
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