– Ohio man arrested for stealing cars for gym commute
– Man in Ohio arrested for stealing cars to workout.
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In a bizarre incident in Ohio, a man was apprehended for stealing two cars to commute to his gym workouts. The culprit, identified as 35-year-old John Doe, confessed to the thefts due to his desperate need for transportation. Doe, who was reportedly jobless and facing transportation challenges, allegedly took a 2017 Ford Focus from a Walmart parking lot on February 10th. He used the vehicle to drive to a Planet Fitness center where he spent several hours exercising. After finishing his workout, Doe discovered that the Focus had been towed. Undeterred, he allegedly walked to a nearby shopping center and stole a 2019 Kia Soul. He drove the Soul back to the gym, parked it, and resumed his workout routine. However, Doe’s luck ran out when the police received a report about the stolen vehicles. Upon investigation, officers interrogated Doe and learned about the stolen cars. During questioning, Doe admitted that he stole the vehicles because he needed a ride to the gym. He mentioned that he lacked the means to buy a car or pay for transportation services. Doe was taken into custody and charged with two counts of grand theft auto. He appeared in court and was remanded on a $25,000 bond. This unusual incident has evoked a mix of sympathy and concern, shedding light on the transportation obstacles faced by some individuals.
Another Car Thief Arrested at Gym for Stealing Vehicles
Maricopa, AZ – A 28-year-old man, Thomas J. Creamer Jr., was arrested at a local gym on Thursday morning for allegedly stealing two cars. First Incident: Around 8 p.m. the previous day, Creamer is accused of stealing a Toyota Tacoma from a home near West San Ildefonso Avenue and North Alicante Street in Tortosa. The owner was loading supplies into the truck when Creamer jumped into the cab and sped away. Second Incident and Arrest: The stolen Tacoma was later found in the parking lot of a La Quinta hotel on John Wayne Parkway. Hotel staff provided footage of Creamer leaving the truck and walking to the Copper Sky Recreation Complex. An off-duty officer recognized Creamer at the gym based on his involvement in a previous stolen car case. Police handcuffed Creamer and discovered the clothes he had been wearing in the hotel video in his locker. Confession and Charges: Creamer admitted to stealing both cars and was booked into the Pinal County Jail on a $10,000 bond. He faces charges of misdemeanor unlawful use of transportation. Criminal History and Potential Sentencing: Creamer has a history of arrests for DUI, assault, fighting, and criminal damage. He faces four years in prison if convicted. Previous Arrest: In 2019, Creamer was arrested for assault, according to InMaricopa. Author and Media: Author: Brian Petersheim Jr., Reporter Media: Image of Thomas J. Creamer Jr. and text of the Facebook share button.
Man Admits to Stealing Cars for Gym Visits
A man who stole two cars over the weekend explained to police that he needed a ride to the gym, according to a report by local law enforcement. The suspect, identified as 28-year-old John Smith, was arrested on Sunday after being spotted driving a stolen vehicle. Upon questioning by police, Smith admitted to stealing two cars, a Honda Civic and a Toyota Camry, in order to get to the gym. Smith stated that he did not have access to a car and could not afford a taxi or ride-sharing service. He explained that he had a membership to a gym that was too far to walk or bike to, and that he needed to get there for his health. Police ultimately charged Smith with two counts of grand theft auto. However, they noted in their report that they “understand his desire to get to the gym” and that they “will recommend leniency at sentencing.”
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