Somewhere there is a village missing a frickin' idiot...
Posted on 06/28/2009 6:53:57 PM PDT by republicangel
A burglar took a picture of himself on his victim's cell phone, then left the phone behind, Suffolk police said. They are asking the public for help in identifying him.
The burglary was reported to police the first week of June in the 200 block of Holbrook Arch. The burglar tried to make a call with a cell phone in the residence, and took a picture of himself flashing two fingers, police said. He left the phone behind.
City spokeswoman Debbie George, a former police lieutenant, said it's common for suspects in crimes to make photos and video of themselves with stolen equipment
(Excerpt) Read more at hamptonroads.com ...
Picture of an idiot.
curse youuuuuuuuuuuu!
Lol!
Is that guy missing a finger, or what?
That schnoz looks like it came out of the same factory that makes the pull-up handles for the back door of SUV’s. I think this guy’s number of minutes of libesrty remaining is even lower than his IQ.
Gotta love these <75 IQ street thugs keepin’ it real!
He’s not a dummy if he carried a pic of someone else, shot the pic with the cell phone, and scooted.
Now the cops are looking for the guy in the picture.
He’s the kind of guy who’s the only one who turns around when you yell, “Hey stupid!” in a crowd.
Here’s your sign....
That guy can’t be burglar. All the burglars I see in the security company commercials are white guys with watch caps.
Right after I posted this, it was on the 10 o’clock news, too. He’s toast.
Geez, I thought that Amish guy with the hat did it...boy, was I wrong...
Wonder who he voted for last year.
Well, ACORN used his SS# and voted for Dopey-Changey 17x.
Ok, it was just updated in our paper that they caught him. The really humorous part is that they won’t publish his mug shot because he is a minor. HAAHHHHAAAAA
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