Posted on 02/04/2020 9:42:23 AM PST by Perseverando

JeJuan McArthur McCalston (Source: Union County Sheriff's Office)
By WBTV Web Staff | February 4, 2020 at 11:59 AM EST - Updated February 4 at 11:59 AM CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A man who broke down tried to steal a patrol car after a deputy stopped to help him, according to a report from the Union County Sheriffs Office.
The incident began as an off-duty Union County Sheriffs deputy was returning home in a marked patrol car on on the outer belt of I-485 between Providence Road and Lawyers Road. When the deputy spotted a disabled vehicle in the left lane slowing down traffic, he stopped to help.
The deputy requested traffic assistance from Mecklenburg County authorities and tried to push the vehicle, which appeared to be out of gas, out of the roadway.
After a brief conversation the driver of the disabled vehicle, identified as 22-year-old JeJuan McArthur McCalston, ran from his vehicle and jumped into the deputys patrol car. The report states McCalston repeatedly pushed the patrol cars gas pedal and attempted to drive away but was unable due to the transmission lock.
The deputy was able to get McCalston out of the patrol car and took him into custody.
Matthews Police then responded to the scene and arrested McCalston, charging him with felony attempted larceny and driving while impaired. He was taken before a judge and given an unsecured bond on the charges.
No further information has been released.
Now that’s ambition!
Bad boys, bad boys. Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?
Now all will Google for the hidden release button.
>>>He was taken before a judge and given an unsecured bond on the charges<<<
Can someone explain what that means? No Cash Bail???
Well, no one was using it.
About 98% certain that's what it is. It's Charlotte, NC and his street name is probably Dindu Nuffin.
Nope.
Corn pop.
#HesABadDude
Or Mista Hold Mu Ankle Bracelet...
Definitely not one of the brightest criminals in the bunch.
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