Roba en una casa y pone foto suya en facebook de la victima

Roba en una casa y cuelga su foto con el botín en el Facebook de la víctima

Rodney Knight cometió el error de transitar en la zona donde confluyen la delincuencia y las redes sociales. Robó una cazadora y 400 dólares del hogar de un periodista del Washington Post y seguidamente hizo alarde del robo colgando su foto con el botín en la página Facebook del hijo de la víctima. Fue como publicar un cartel de "Se busca": el ladrón fue detenido a las pocas horas

Facebook Burlglar Pleads Guilty

The Faceboook burglar pleaded guilty to second-degree burglary in D.C. Superior Court on Tuesday.
In a case of social networking at its worst, Rodney Knight stopped to post his dirty deeds on the Facebook page of the son of the homeowner, a local journalist. It was like leaving a taunting calling card at the scene of the crime.
Knight broke in to the Northwest home of Washington Post writer Marc Fisher in December, police said. He helped himself to a number of items, including two laptop computers, a new winter coat and about $400 in cash.
Before leaving the scene of the crime, he put on the winter coat and posed with the cash for a photo he took of himself. He then posted his “loot” photo on Fisher’s son’s Facebook page, the writer said.
Pretty brash move, but it was like making his own “wanted” poster, and he got caught pretty fast.
Knight also pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol without a license.