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We told you yesterday about the 14-year-old that waltzed right into a Chicago Police station and began working. But how involved was the teen before the CPD caught on to his shenanigans? Chicago police Asst. Supt. James Jackson said, "The senior officer was in full control of the squad car at all times, and the 14-year-old never interacted with the public while present with the assigned officer." But the teen's mother begs to differ, claiming the teen "told her that he went on 10 calls Saturday afternoon, including a couple domestic violence calls." Second City Cop has even more of the low-down: 'Many of our commentators back mom's story and verify the kid drove the car. For more than a little while. He also got a locker, checked out a ticket book and rode back-up on in-progress calls."
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He must have had teh time of his life! This reminds me of the guy in NYC who keeps dressing up as a conductor and stealing trains - not to hurt anyone but just cause he loves trains!
I am in awe of the CPD's keen perception skills. No wonder the crime is out of control, a cop spends the entire day with a 14 year old with newspapers stuffed into his shirt and he never catches on.
Matty, you should also search for the story of the kid in Orlando that steals buses just to drive the routes and make the stops.
I am in awe of the CPD's keen perception skills.
Oh. c'mon. There are plenty of 5-3 cops with newspaper stuffed in their vests out there. It's a common mistake.