Car Stolen In Front Of Police, TV Crew
POSTED: Wednesday, March 26, 2008
UPDATED: 8:05 am EDT March 26,
2008
GILBERT, Ariz. -- A man in Arizona was caught on video stealing a car in front of a police station while an officer was giving a television interview nearby.
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Police said the car owner was trying to sell the vehicle to a man near a police station in Gilbert.Investigators said the potential buyer jumped behind the steering wheel and sped off in front of a police officer, and with a news crew's cameras rolling.Officers chased and captured the man a short time later.The 42-year-old man faces several charges in connection with the theft.Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
IMAGES: More strange stories, images Police said the car owner was trying to sell the vehicle to a man near a police station in Gilbert.Investigators said the potential buyer jumped behind the steering wheel and sped off in front of a police officer, and with a news crew's cameras rolling.Officers chased and captured the man a short time later.The 42-year-old man faces several charges in connection with the theft.Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
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