We've always heard stories of thieves doing the unthinkable, depriving honest individuals of either money or goods for their monetary gain. Well, in this case, this thief got very bold with their crime. Here's how it worked: a local mechanic who worked for a major mechanic company thought it would be a good idea to steal customers' credit card information from his workplace. The thief would take the card information, create a fictitious invoice, and tender out the payment, then take cash from the register. When officers arrived, they immediately met with the district manager, who stated that there had been over 50 chargebacks from customers in just one month. Due to this claim, they would launch an internal investigation, monitoring all employees responsible for financial transactions. The perpetrator was taken into custody and spent a night in the local jail, where he was given a few days to think about his actions. He was charged with grand theft and scheme to defraud. A few days later, state prosecutors decided to drop all charges against him, presumably because he paid back the money before his arrest. It seems you can buy your way out of a crime. Anyway, hit the subscribe button, and we'll see you next time.