http://www.al.com/news/huntsvilletim...8964216731.xml

 

he was lucky to find a L in a buick
dealers lot

 

Atleast he is an ex-cop with a lot of class to steal a Lightning for a get away car

 

Man I would love to drive one like I REALLY STOLE IT
I use to do that as a kid, people who wanted to get rid of a car would give it to me and a buddy and we would how you say....
Ah Never mind, YOU GET THE PICTURE

BTW
Hey V
Can I borrow your truck one night

 

And your proud of that?

 

I don't think proud is the word I would use mswaim
I'll kick my sons *** if he does 1/2 the crap I did "25 yrs ago"
But Yes it was a hell of a lot of fun to have people give you their car "that is legal and registered to them", and then have them say, do as you wish with it, just don't bring it back.
WHAT 16 yr old kid would say NO to that

MINE BETTER in 8 YEARS

 

So how did the cop steal the truck......
the friggin keys where in it

 

Now thats a smart fugitive! Stealing a L... YEAHHHHHHHH BABBBBBBBBY!

-Mike

 

"The truck was a recent trade-in, and police said Hatfield knew the former owner. Officers believe he kept a set of keys to the truck and drove it off the lot. Officers also believe the black 2002 Ford F-150 Lightning series pickup truck now has a temporary tag from Kentucky, Hatfield's home state."

The story is not very clear... Is "He" the fomer owner? Or Hartfield?

Glad I don't have a Black L and Live in Kentucky.