I strongly believe there should be an IQ test given to people before they have children. It should be against the law for two stupid people to have children, because these two, to your left are the result of such union.
DELTONA, Fla. -- A couple of accused burglars decided to ask a Volusia County Sheriff's deputy for a ride home at 4 a.m. Monday, according to the sheriff's office.
Deputy Austin Littleton said he was suspicious when he saw the duo walking along East Fairbairn Drive, so he stopped to investigate. Littleton said the accused crooks told him they had gotten lost after leaving a friend's house, but couldn't pinpoint the house they'd came from
Deputy Austin Littleton said he was suspicious when he saw the duo walking along East Fairbairn Drive, so he stopped to investigate. Littleton said the accused crooks told him they had gotten lost after leaving a friend's house, but couldn't pinpoint the house they'd came from
While trying to convince the deputy to give them a lift, one of the accused burglars did a dance for the deputy, claiming he was a up-and-coming rapper, according to a news release. While cutting a rug, the accused burglar revealed some stolen items he had shoved down his pants, the deputy said.
Littleton agreed to give the men a ride only after a quick search. The search revealed GPS units, cell phones, jewelry and a package of strawberry Pop Tarts. The men -- Eshon Hardy, 18, and Theordore Walker III, 20 -- were immediately detained and Littleton called for backup to investigate the area for signs of burglary.
According to a news release, deputies quickly discovered that nine vehicles had been broken into at six different locations along West Gaucho Circle and East Fairbairn Drive.
Deputies said that some of the cars had been ransacked but nothing was stolen, one victim said only her cell phone and charger were taken and only some change and Pop Tarts were stolen out of another car. All the cars were left unlocked overnight.
Hardy and Walker are charged with one count each of burglary. They were booked into the Volusia County Branch Jail in Daytona Beach on $1,500 bond each.
Littleton agreed to give the men a ride only after a quick search. The search revealed GPS units, cell phones, jewelry and a package of strawberry Pop Tarts. The men -- Eshon Hardy, 18, and Theordore Walker III, 20 -- were immediately detained and Littleton called for backup to investigate the area for signs of burglary.
According to a news release, deputies quickly discovered that nine vehicles had been broken into at six different locations along West Gaucho Circle and East Fairbairn Drive.
Deputies said that some of the cars had been ransacked but nothing was stolen, one victim said only her cell phone and charger were taken and only some change and Pop Tarts were stolen out of another car. All the cars were left unlocked overnight.
Hardy and Walker are charged with one count each of burglary. They were booked into the Volusia County Branch Jail in Daytona Beach on $1,500 bond each.
From:WESH.com
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