9&10 News: Police Arrest Man Accused of Stealing a Car

Police Arrest Man Accused of Stealing a Car
Posted: 11/8/2009

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Police arrested a Roscommon man accused of stealing a car.

On Saturday Crawford County Deputies responded to a stolen car complaint in South Branch Township.

They found the car several hours later in a wooded area.

With the help of a State Police K-9 unit they were able to follow a trail to a home in the Indian Glen's area.

The unit was able to match shoe tracks at the scene from those of the suspect.

Police were also investigating a break-in in the area as well with similar foot prints.

The suspect confessed to both stealing the car and the break-in.

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11/10/2009 - GUILTY

Posted By: Ryan (Roscommon) | Hide
How innocent is he? Thats my vehicle. And when the police dog goes from the vehicle to his door step its easy to trick him into admitting guilt. Besides this is the second time he been arested for the same crime. Must of been tricked the first time too.
11/10/2009 - roscommon

Posted By: phillip (Crawford Co) | Hide
he most likely is innocent of what ever he is being charged with, crawford county can take spitting on the side walk and turn it into a capitol felony case
11/9/2009 - innocent?

Posted By: Trish (Clare) | Hide
Yeah, right Phillip. I am sure everyone is going to agree with that! lol...
11/9/2009 - Dippre

Posted By: phillip maddox (roscommon) | Hide
Dippre is innocent, the Crawford county sherrif department tricked him into admiting guilt while he was intoxicated

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