Some people can be daft sha! Lol. If you have
committed crimes or are wanted for crimes,
shouldn't you stay off social media? Not Levi
Charles Reardon (pictured). He was wanted for
theft and forgery in Cascade County, Montana,
and was perusing Facebook when he stumbled
upon his own wanted poster on the local Crime
Stoppers page. He then decided the best course
of action would be to “like” his own wanted
poster, chuckle to himself (speculation), and
keep scrolling. lol.
Reardon was subsequently arrested without
incident Friday morning last week and had his
initial court appearance on felony forgery and
theft charges earlier this week.
According to the Great Falls Tribune, Reardon
was held on $2,500 bond and in fact had not
one but two warrants out for his arrest. His
arraignment is scheduled for May 7.
It seems Reardon was a suspect in a recent
case involving a stolen wallet and personal
checks. Again showing his intelligent side,
Reardon attempted to cash four of the stolen
checks after making them out in his own name.
He had spoken previously with an officer
regarding the theft after having been notified
that checks made out in his name had been
reported as fraudulent.
He is not the first wanted criminal to do this.
Many have done it in the past but just recently,
a woman posted a selfie of herself in a dress
she stole. And yep, she was subsequently
arrested.
Source: Yahoo Digital Trends/Great Falls
Tribune

Dem don swear for am.

Ogun idile Omo ode

Poor man!

Hahahaha pple go dey say oyinbo oyinbo dem get sense! My jnr broda is even more wiser dan he is