How stupid can a car-jacker be?

**Hiro** · 09-09-2002, 03:27 PM

No link, but interesting news.

(May 17, 2002 - ALBUQUERQUE, N.M) -- Police Say Man Carjacked 3 People At Gunpoint.
Albuquerque police have tracked down an accused of carjacking three people at gunpoint. Apparently, he was havcing trouble getting the auto's sound system working and called one of his victims from his cellphone. He wanted to know how to hook up the car's stereo amplifier.
The victim's cell phone captured the caller's number. Police said the number traced back to Amadeo Salguero, who lives across the street from where the carjacking occurred. He was arrested Tuesday. Salguero is in the Bernalillo County Detention Center, facing charges including robbery, aggravated assault and receiving stolen property.

And in other news:

Cars Rolls Into River While Couple Has Sex
(May 14, 2002 ) -- A car has rolled into an Austrian river while a couple were having sex inside.
They hadn't put the handbrake on properly after parking up by the River Enns, near the city of Graz.
The man and woman both escaped from inside the vehicle as it sank, and swam unharmed to the river bank. They told police they had been making love for 15 minutes when they suddenly felt the car starting to roll forward.
The couple from Schladming, who have not been named, had a lucky escape as the river was swollen with melted snow from the mountains. Their car was swept downstream and it took firefighters two hours to locate it.

**creampuff** · 09-09-2002, 03:30 PM

And in other news:

Cars Rolls Into River While Couple Has Sex
(May 14, 2002 ) -- A car has rolled into an Austrian river while a couple were having sex inside.
They hadn't put the handbrake on properly after parking up by the River Enns, near the city of Graz.
The man and woman both escaped from inside the vehicle as it sank, and swam unharmed to the river bank. They told police they had been making love for 15 minutes when they suddenly felt the car starting to roll forward.
The couple from Schladming, who have not been named, had a lucky escape as the river was swollen with melted snow from the mountains. Their car was swept downstream and it took firefighters two hours to locate it. [/B][/QUOTE]