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    Thief left CV at crime scene!

    First rules of theft – don’t leave any evidence and avoid the police.

    It would appear no-one explained this to Olegs Krjukovskis, 24, a Latvian living in Limerick in Ireland. First off, when he stole a motorbike, he rode through a Gardae (police) checkpoint – almost knocking over an officer.

    Compounding stupidity with more stupidity, he abandoned the bike and ran off… leaving behind a bag containing his passport, a CV and a cheque for €200.

    When Krjukovskis went to Roxboro Garda Station to claim his property, he was promptly arrested and confessed to theft of a motorbike, dangerous driving and failing to stop for gardai.

    Sentence is to be announced.
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    Feck. A thief with a CV. Now *that's* what I call a professional tealeaf. Maybe CV stands for Curriculum Villaniae
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    Feck. A thief with a CV. Now *that's* what I call a professional tealeaf. Maybe CV stands for Curriculum Villaniae
    lol...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    Curriculum Villaniae
    Oh very nice Have some bling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob View Post
    First rules of theft – don’t leave any evidence and avoid the police.

    It would appear no-one explained this to Olegs Krjukovskis, 24, a Latvian living in Limerick in Ireland. First off, when he stole a motorbike, he rode through a Gardae (police) checkpoint – almost knocking over an officer.

    Compounding stupidity with more stupidity, he abandoned the bike and ran off… leaving behind a bag containing his passport, a CV and a cheque for €200.

    When Krjukovskis went to Roxboro Garda Station to claim his property, he was promptly arrested and confessed to theft of a motorbike, dangerous driving and failing to stop for gardai.

    Sentence is to be announced.
    Now all he needs is to be shot trying to escape to get a darwin award
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sanx View Post
    Oh very nice Have some bling.
    What he said! lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Macktheknife View Post
    What he said! lol
    What he said!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Macktheknife View Post
    What he said! lol
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    What he said!
    What they said!
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