Fool Taunts Police On Facebook Only To Get Himself Arrested
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Always a risky move to start taunting the cops on Social Media. Most of the time the law catches up to you and now you are about to look even dumber. Especially if you are crying in the mug shot.
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A suspect from Ohio learned a valuable lesson: Don't taunt authorities on social media, especially when you're a wanted man.
Andrew Marcum, 21, jumped in and posted his two cents after authorities shared his picture on Facebook as a featured warrant of the week.
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Allegations against him included burglary, kidnapping, domestic violence and criminal endangering, the Butler County Sheriff's Office posted in a message accompanying its post. They weren't expecting Marcum himself to comment on it.
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I ain't tripping!!
Always a risky move to start taunting the cops on Social Media. Most of the time the law catches up to you and now you are about to look even dumber. Especially if you are crying in the mug shot.
We got sent this story from 2015 today and had to share it. 1. I know it's old but we did not have the site when this happened so it is new here.
2. Our goal is to entertain people who find stuff funny that we think is funny. AND THIS IS F*CKING FUNNY!
3. If this story is to old for you and I hurt your feelings, please don't take the comments on Facebook and tell me how bad I am doing. Just hit the x button.
Check out with this dumbass did:
A suspect from Ohio learned a valuable lesson: Don't taunt authorities on social media, especially when you're a wanted man.
Andrew Marcum, 21, jumped in and posted his two cents after authorities shared his picture on Facebook as a featured warrant of the week.
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Allegations against him included burglary, kidnapping, domestic violence and criminal endangering, the Butler County Sheriff's Office posted in a message accompanying its post. They weren't expecting Marcum himself to comment on it.
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"I ain't tripping half of them don't even know me," Marcum wrote. What the defendant meant by that statement was not immediately clear.
Pretty thug move there. Talk some sh*t to the guys who are trying to take you down on the actual wanted post.
Sheriff Richard K. Jones tweeted a photo of a jail cell, telling Marcum, "We've got your room ready."
#4 Marcum was forced to turn himself in after his location was sent to the police he was taunting. It looks like he’s crying in his booking photo.
