June 21st 2024.
A woman in the United States found herself in a bit of trouble recently. It all started when she made a call to 911 to report that she was in the process of stealing a car from a dealership. Yes, you read that right. She called the police to report her own crime. Her reasoning? She wanted to make sure she was doing it legally.
According to reports, 37-year-old Christy Turman contacted the Lee County Sheriff's Office in Florida to confess to the crime. In her call, she can be heard saying, "Because I'm trying to steal a car that's not legally mine! I'm making a report. I'm reporting this." It's safe to say that the dispatcher was probably caught off guard by this unusual and unexpected call.
Upon receiving Turman's call, deputies were dispatched to the scene and found her still at the dealership. When questioned, Turman revealed that she was actually training for a game called Black Ops and wanted to see if she could use her skills to successfully steal a car in real life. However, she didn't want to break the law, so she called 911 to make the crime legal. As strange as it may sound, there is no cheat code for that in the game.
Sadly for Turman, her plan did not work out as she had hoped. She was arrested and is now facing charges of trespassing. It's safe to say that her attempt to turn a virtual game into a real-life experience did not go as planned. Hopefully, she has learned her lesson and will think twice before attempting something like this again. In the meantime, let's hope that the police didn't confiscate her gaming console as evidence.
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