I Think He Forgot Something

So this is funny. But according to nwitimes.com, a 33-year-old suspect made his getaway after robbing a convenience store but didn't get far. The guy had robbed a LaCrosse gas station after he informed the store clerk he had a gun. The suspect, Sean Harris, made off with food, beverage items, and cigarettes… but no money! I guess the guy was super hungry since the report stated he had a blood alcohol level higher than the limit for legally operating a motor vehicle. Harris fled the gas station, with whatever he could carry, when an Indiana State Police trooper came upon the getaway car. Not in some crazy high-speed chase, or from using some awesome spy satellite that Vin Diesel uses in all his action films. NOPE! Harris’ vehicle ran out of gas. That’s right, he forgot to steal some fuel before making off with his goodies. The Indiana State Police trooper found his vehicle stopped along a two-lane highway. Harris is being held in jail without bail. He was arraigned in LaPorte Circuit Court on a felony robbery charge.

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How does that happen? I know the guy was drunk, but really. Maybe he went to the gas station to fill up but decided he wanted food instead. Good thing, he lied to the clerk about having a gun and good thing no one was hurt at the gas station or on the road with this guy. As funny as this story may sound, our staff at Williams Group Auto does not condone drinking and driving. We want everyone to have a good time, but also be safe. Come by and see us if you are looking for a reliable used cars in Abilene or check us out at www.williamsgroupauto.com.

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