Man's Epic Layover Results in 11 Felonies

[knapplc]

Man Racks Up 11 Felonies During Layover with Epic Crime Spree


After Todd arrived in Nashville on a Greyhound bus at about 3 a.m., he began his visit by breaking into a closed-for-the-season haunted house just a few blocks from the depot, police said.

There, he stole a taser, revolver and shotgun — and a T-shirt — before shooting up the business and setting it on fire, police said.

Then it was on to robbing a local bar's patrons at gunpoint, tasing one of them and pistol-whipping another, police said.

Five minutes later, he allegedly carjacked a cab and headed off to spend his victims' cash and use their credit cards, according to police investigators.

This isn't even half of what this guy did during a nine-hour bus ride layover in Nashville, TN. Click the headline for the full article.

 

[GSG]

"Things jumped up a notch"

 

[NUance]

By the time cops said they found Todd in the water of a cooling vat on top of a mall, he had allegedly stolen weapons and cash, carjacked a cab, robbed people at gunpoint, set a business on fire and smeared his own feces around a law office — and more.

Yeah, a long bus ride makes me antsy too. But I usually just grab a coke out of the vending machines. Instead of a crime spree. :lol:

 

[VA Husker Fan]

Word is he's on Arkansas's list to replace Petrino.

 

[Minnesota_husker]

Best part of this story was in the comments section:

When you do drugs, you get on a Greyhound.

When you get on a Greyhound, you go to Nashville.

When you get to Nashville, you break into a store for ammo, guns, and a taser.

When you have a taser, you feel compelled to hold people hostage, rob them, and tase them.

When you tase someone, you feel the urge to defecate all over a hotel wall.

When you defecate over a hotel wall, you will then dress up like a housekeeper and cry while robbing people in their rooms.

Don't dress up like a hotel housekeeper and cry while robbing people in their rooms. Switch from Cable to DirectTv.

 

[Foppa]

I'll suggest this to my wife during our next layover to the States. Sounds so much more interesting than reading a book and checking email.