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Thursday, May 5, 2005
From the stupid criminal department...
Gregory Alston called police Tuesday morning to say his white Nissan Maxima had been stolen from in front of his apartment building.


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Trouble is, the car wasn't his. Police say he had stolen it at gunpoint two weeks earlier. The only reason he couldn't find it was because the victim had spotted it and called police, who towed it away.

Not only did Alston not get the car back, police arrested him and jailed him on charges of armed robbery, possession of a stolen car and a handgun violation.

Why did Alston call police?

He had left his wallet in the car and wanted it back.

Even hardened Baltimore police officers were astonished. Detective Gregory Jenkins signed off his report with, "Again, this really happened."

--Baltimore Sun

Posted by Rob Bernard on Thursday, May 05, 2005 at 09:56 AM in Miscellaneous


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