Woman Commits Burglary, Calls 911 For Ride To Bus Stop

Woman Commits Burglary, Calls 911 For Ride To Bus Stop

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WEST LINN, Ore. – A woman burglarized a West Linn home, and then called 911 to give her a ride away from the crime scene, police said.



The victim of the burglary returned home to find that somebody had broken into her family's house.

She was missing laptops, jewelry, clothes and a large duffel bag.

Investigators thought the description of the duffel bag was eerily similar to a bag belonging to a woman who had just called 911 asking for a ride, claiming she was tossed out of her house.

She

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What going on with the world?
America is suffering slowly.......
second vieo show another murderrrr. police state its for real.

KTLA Long Beach "Cops", or "Police" Murder 35 year old Long Beach man for watering lawn in Long Beach upscale
neighborhood Belmont Shore.

Apparently, a 'neighbor' [snitch, rat, scum] called
the LBPD about a man with a gun was sitting
in a lawn chair on a friends front lawn w/ what
appeared to be a firearm.

POLICE ADMIT THAT THE PROPER
S.O.P OF 'ESCALATION OF FORCE'
WAS NOT FOLL More..OWED!!!

The 35 y/o subject was not ordered to drop
his "firearm" [garden hose], before LBPD
murdered him in Cold Blood...

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What the heck..One smart thief calling the cops for a lift..
That's actually funny..

As for the guy with the hose getting shot,that's usual police crap but it's already a thread here..

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First one - definite future contender for a Darwin award... Wendy Northcutt, please note "Zannish Frazier", watch this space for an RIP.

That said, there's something to be said for her raw nerve, calling the police to help her transport stolen goods... definitely chuckle-worthy.


Second one makes me less than happy. I didn't watch the video (download limit) but the text was enough. Although I think the damning of the neighbour is unnecessary, considering that it was the LAPD, not the neighbour, that did something actually wrong. The guy could have been sitting there with a firearm waiting for a specific person to walk down the street, or even for the neighbour to appear (although we now know that he obviously wasn't), and so calling the cops was perfectly reasonable. A second look would have been better, perhaps, but the cops "shoot first, ask questions later!" is what's really... well, less than great.

Lmao... Guess she didnt have money for a taxi...