Kecibukia
02-09-2006, 17:46
Man gets arrested for "stealing" his own car, then the police sell it BEFORE his trial.
http://www.examiner.com/a-232591%7EMan_arrested_for__stealing__own_car.html
Keith Spence holds the title to his car after recently being arrested for theft of the same car.
(Arianne Starnes/For The Examiner)
Keith Spence holds the title to his car after recently being arrested for theft of the same car.
BALTIMORE - Baltimore City police have a new crime on the books: Stealing your own car.
Just ask Keith Spence, a Baltimore City resident who was arrested when he was driving home from work in a car he bought with a tax refund.
“I couldn’t believe it was happening,” Spence said.
Spence, 28, said city police pulled him over in his 1993 red Cadillac Elderado coupe for a cracked rear window in February. Four officers dragged Spence and his two passengers from the car and said they were under arrest for stealing it, he said.
http://www.examiner.com/a-232591%7EMan_arrested_for__stealing__own_car.html
Keith Spence holds the title to his car after recently being arrested for theft of the same car.
(Arianne Starnes/For The Examiner)
Keith Spence holds the title to his car after recently being arrested for theft of the same car.
BALTIMORE - Baltimore City police have a new crime on the books: Stealing your own car.
Just ask Keith Spence, a Baltimore City resident who was arrested when he was driving home from work in a car he bought with a tax refund.
“I couldn’t believe it was happening,” Spence said.
Spence, 28, said city police pulled him over in his 1993 red Cadillac Elderado coupe for a cracked rear window in February. Four officers dragged Spence and his two passengers from the car and said they were under arrest for stealing it, he said.