Posted on 06/24/2014 5:47:52 AM PDT by rktman
A Minnesota man is in jail because he logged on to Facebook.
Police say 26-year-old Nicholas Wig checked his profile from a home he broke into, and then he didn’t log off. It happened June 19 in South St. Paul.
(Excerpt) Read more at minnesota.cbslocal.com ...
The only thing that keeps the vastly outnumbered forces of law and order ahead of them is that almost all of them are incredibly stupid. Retarded, even.
The tiny minority of actually intelligent criminals can get away with it for a long time.
What a maroon. FOCUS, idiot! FOCUS!
As is often said: You can’t make this stuff up!
The hash tag works!
#Arrest Me, I’m Too Stupid To Be A Criminal!
This is a case when his age is bigger than his IQ.
File this in the “You can’t make this $#!+ up” drawer.
If criminals weren’t lazy and stupid they wouldn’t have to be criminals...
Are you kidding me? You actually used the word “retarded”. I thought that was one of the newly banned words. Don’t want to hurt some idiots feelings now do we? ;>}
They had a guest on the “handle on the law” radio show Saturday that claimed he was a bank robber for 12 years or so before he got caught. He was describing his tactics. Smarter than average crook but still not too smart given the high risks in robbing banks. :-)
What a dumbass.
The electronic version of dropping your wallet at the crime scene.
Nah.....more like writing a bank hold up note on the back of your personal deposit slip. You just can’t fix stupid.
I heard a guy like that interviewed on a radio show once. He came across as incredibly arrogant; your average Joe is so stupid, he has no idea how easy it is for a guy like me to break into his house and steal everything he owns, people don't take the most elementary precautions, because they're stupid, etc., etc.
As I listened to him I was initially kind of chagrined, but then as I thought about it later, I realized that's because I don't think like a burglar.
Was the guy you heard on the Bill Handel show anything like that?
On his way to "work": 
Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Harry Reid and Barack Obama are cases in point.
Nicholas “Wig” will have “to pay” for his stupidity.
I remember a story years ago about two men on trial for robbing someone. The prosecutor had the victim on the stand and asked him, “Are the men who robbed you present in the courtoom today?” and the two guys raised their hands.
Does anyone find it interesting that Wig, the burglar, was able to use the home owner’s computer? Doesn’t this mean that the home owner leaves his computer open and unlocked at all times?
Most folks don’t password their home computer, it’s at home, there aren’t supposed to be random strangers walking around, and if there are you’ve got bigger problems than them being able to log in to your computer.
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