All right.
So my nominee for dingus of the week goes to 32-year-old Shannon Washington of Chicago.
the hubcap yeah so shayna dingus was busted uh via inner city cameras very easily seen and very easily spotted this dude was not did not do his research before he did what he did he was caught stealing wheel caps and hubcaps off of the gary indiana police department's vehicles
Oh, so this just wasn't like a high end inner city thief.
What's going to compel you to what goes through your mind when you're like, you know, what's a good idea today.
I'm going to go vandalize a police car.
just you know this happened uh wednesday july 8th apparently just they i guess it was happening uh at the uh was the the compound where they keep the vehicles for like maintenance and repair oh my god he just thought it was a good idea to break in and start stealing their wheel caps
like to break in is ballsy enough but like what what are you what are you doing you're just going hmm you know what Out of everything I could take, I'm going to take the most easily accessible thing, the hubcaps.
I mean, to be fair, let's break it down here.
What are most vehicles on the road these days? They are Ford Explorers and Dodge Chargers, right? Yeah, fair enough.
The dude owns a Ford Explorer, so clearly he didn't want to pay for any more of his own.
Hmm.
That's absolutely bananas.
Oh, my God.
Is there a huge...
Did he take, like, 12 of them just in case he hits a pothole and one goes flying off again? Approximately
10 is
what he
took.
He's creating a huge aftermarket of
hubcaps? I'll tell you from firsthand experience, sir, I work in the industry.
There's not that big of a market for them.
i have first-hand experience in this journalism that is that is hilarious oh my god i i don't i don't know what to say you know what uh you definitely get a nomination for dingus of the week all right so my dingus of the week is stick with me i know everybody loves him but stick with me it's erling holland Okay, I'm hearing you out.
Now listen, I understand what everyone's thinking.
All right.
So my nominee for dingus of the week goes to 32-year-old Shannon Washington of Chicago.
the hubcap yeah so shayna dingus was busted uh via inner city cameras very easily seen and very easily spotted this dude was not did not do his research before he did what he did he was caught stealing wheel caps and hubcaps off of the gary indiana police department's vehicles
Oh, so this just wasn't like a high end inner city thief.
What's going to compel you to what goes through your mind when you're like, you know, what's a good idea today.
I'm going to go vandalize a police car.
just you know this happened uh wednesday july 8th apparently just they i guess it was happening uh at the uh was the the compound where they keep the vehicles for like maintenance and repair oh my god he just thought it was a good idea to break in and start stealing their wheel caps
like to break in is ballsy enough but like what what are you what are you doing you're just going hmm you know what Out of everything I could take, I'm going to take the most easily accessible thing, the hubcaps.
I mean, to be fair, let's break it down here.
What are most vehicles on the road these days? They are Ford Explorers and Dodge Chargers, right? Yeah, fair enough.
The dude owns a Ford Explorer, so clearly he didn't want to pay for any more of his own.
Hmm.
That's absolutely bananas.
Oh, my God.
Is there a huge...
Did he take, like, 12 of them just in case he hits a pothole and one goes flying off again? Approximately
10 is
what he
took.
He's creating a huge aftermarket of
hubcaps? I'll tell you from firsthand experience, sir, I work in the industry.
There's not that big of a market for them.
i have first-hand experience in this journalism that is that is hilarious oh my god i i don't i don't know what to say you know what uh you definitely get a nomination for dingus of the week all right so my dingus of the week is stick with me i know everybody loves him but stick with me it's erling holland Okay, I'm hearing you out.
Now listen, I understand what everyone's thinking.
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