A group of teens in South Carolina, broke into a house, drank beer and vomited on the floor while the owner was away on vacation. Being the responsible kids they were, they returned to the house the next day and cleaned up their mess. The owner of the house had no idea that anything went on until someone showed him pictures that the young geniuses posted proudly on Facebook documenting the break in and subsequent party. When the homeowner saw the photos, he called the police and had the youths arrested. Moral of the story: a picture might be worth a thousand words but when you post it on Facebook, it could be worth 30 days in county jail and a hefty fine.
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To quote Homer Simpson, “Children are our future … unless we stop them now!”
Bragging about their crime, posting photographs on a social media site and leaving vomit DNA. Why didn’t they just phone 911 and report the break in?? SMH, LOL!!
I weep for the future.
I know. Very scary.
Cops are always catching criminals on Facebook. It’s like the Scooby-Doo of the 21st Century. “And I would’ve gotten away with too if I wasn’t a moron and posted it on Facebook.”
Yes, that is the first place to start an investigation now: Facebook
Geez … stay classy, SC
I think it’s not just SC but just the way people think now.
I don’t know what’s wrong with this world, said he as if he was much older than he was. Even responsible teenagers are getting themselves into trouble these days!
Hey, if there is hope for these teens it is that they went back and cleaned up. That is the best I can say!
I heard about this! That’s so crazy. Reminds me of Project X, that movie that came out in the spring. People are so stupid.
yes, and it appears we are growing more stupid! LOL