He Stole a Car, Then Called the Cops on Himself

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In this episode of Mic Drop, I break down the bizarre Delaware case where a man allegedly stole a vehicle, had it towed, and then contacted police asking for help retrieving his personal belongings left inside. Is this just another “dumb criminal” story, or does it reflect a deeper disconnect between actions and consequences?

Episode Transcript

SPEAKER_00 (00:02):
We've all heard of criminals who have made some bad
decisions, and we might evenknow a few people that are
criminals that made some baddecisions.
But this guy's decision might bethe stupidest decision ever
made.

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All right, peace family, peace.
Thank you for tuning in to theOnly One Mike Podcast, Mike Drop
Show.
I'm your host, Carl Gerard, andI present to you this week in
Newcastle, County, Delaware,21-year-old Kaon Baxter stole a
car.
Youthful in discretion,stupidity.

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But when he stole the car, thisgoofy called the police on
himself after the car he stolenow got towed.
You big dummy.
Yeah, just a goofy, y'all.
Here's how it went down.
There was a Hyundai Sonata thatwas reported stolen after the
owner left it running andunattended outside a home at

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Hunter's Crossing.
Minutes later, the car was gone,as it would be if you left the
car running and unattended.
So now we fast forward to thenext day.
Now, young Mr.
Baxter here got on the phonewith the police, not with some
type of uh, you know, consciousconflict to say, well, hey, you
know, I was wrong.

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Let me go ahead and surrender.
You know what this dummy did?
He wanted his stuff back that heleft in the car.
What a ignorant?
He told the dispatchers thestolen vehicle had been towed
and he needed his pickup, liketo pick up his personal items
that he left inside.
And of course, it didn't takelong for officers to find this
goofy, but guess where theyfound him, folks?

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Take a wild guess where theyfound him.
On the same street where the carwas taken.
You big dummy.
Needless to say, young Mr.
Baxter was arrested withoutincident.
He's now being charged with afelony count of theft of a motor
vehicle and was arranged incourt and released pending
future proceedings.
So I'm gonna leave you guys withthis.

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We laughing, but you know, it isfunny.
It is, it is, but the bar hasreally fallen low, folks.
Um, you see this all the timewhen you watch these different
YouTubers and you know, theserappers and whatnot, these guys
are getting on these interviewsand totally incriminating
themselves and then wonderingwhy the feds is like kicking in
their door, you know, a fewhours later.

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But this is where we at, youknow, with this generation.
So, like in this particularcase, someone steals a car, then
calls the police for customerservice of all things.
What does that say aboutaccountability, y'all?
What does it say?
Is this confidence, entitlement,or is this a generation that has
a total disconnect from reality?
Please make this make sense tome.

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What was what's going on, folks?
What is this because weed islegal now, or you know, what's
going on?
Y'all gotta let me know.
Make it make sense to me.
Y'all, the only one my podcastcalled Gerard signing off,
peace.