Thief Stuffs Flute in His Pants, Camera Captures It
Thief Stuffs Flute in His Pants, Camera Captures It
A man decided he really needed to get a flute but didn’t have the means to pay for it. So, he concocted a way to retrieve the musical instrument, walked into Voigt Music Center, and tried to distract its staff while shoving the flute down his pants. And, all of this occurred in plain view of the store’s surveillance camera.“That was shocking, that part. I couldn’t help but laugh about it,” the Wisconsin store owner Tony Farrell said. “He took it right off the wall and walked right over here with it in his hand. He went right behind where a camera is and put it down the back of his pants. It was just so ridiculous. I just would not expect someone to be so stupid that they would hide something right in front of a security camera.”Farrell’s mother, Londa Farrell, who was working behind the counter, said the man’s actions were more than obvious as he tried to distract her and retrieve the flute. “It was so blatant,” she said. “His jacket was up. He didn’t even bother to pull it down. You could see the price tag (on the flute) and everything. I couldn’t help but shake my head.”
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