Dave and Chuck the Fleet.

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Some criminals are thinking on such a higher level that it's difficult to even understand what their plan was.

Okay. A 24-year-old guy in Nebraska walked into a quick shop convenience store early yesterday morning and demanded money.

Mm-hmm.

And he had a hostess cinnamon rolls box on his right hand.

Well, do I feel like you're going to smash them?

The clerk was worried that he might have a gun in the box.

Oh.

So he handed over the cash from the register.

Wait a second.

So he just closed a box over top of his hand

so that you couldn't tell whether or not he had a weapon.

Okay.

The cops, rather, tracked the guy down on foot.

They searched him and they found a handgun.

So he did have a gun.

Oh, yeah.

The cash and 4.1 grams of meth.

He was arrested on multiple felony counts, including robbery, possession of a controlled substance, and the use of a deadly weapon in the commission of a felony. But what's the point of the hostess box if you actually do have a gun? Why don't you just point the gun? Is it that he was hoping maybe I won't get caught so fast and then they can't really prove that I had a? You think this meth had thought it through that way? No, I don't. I think he saw it in the movies where they put a bag over the gun or whatever. And it saves you some charges or something. Right. Or it's just to be discreet, I thought. So you're not walking around with a gun. You have a bot. I'm going to notice you with a box on your hand. Yeah. I feel like it is like an old wife's tale of robbing that if they can't see the gun,

that's why the finger gun is there.

That's why like the gun in the bag.

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