Man fakes his kidnapping to get out of work, police say

[laylalex 7,245]

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Brandon Soules, 19, was found earlier this month roughed up and helpless, telling police that he was kidnapped.

Soules explained that he was kidnapped over a large amount of money that his father hid somewhere around town.

“He informed us that he was hit in the head and stuffed in a car in front of his home ... but when we located video surveillance in front of his home, we were able to see no such thing,” said Cmdr. Mark Tercero with Coolidge Police Department.

When he was later brought in for questioning, police said he admitted that he fabricated the story because he did not want to go to work.

 

https://www.nbc12.com/2021/02/24/man-fakes-his-kidnapping-get-out-work-police-say/

 

I want to know where he worked that was so bad he felt this was a logical decision.

 

Edit: He worked at The Tire Factory: https://www.thetirefactorycoolidge.com/

Edited February 26, 2021 by laylalex

[Steeleballz 7,550]

9 minutes ago, laylalex said:

https://www.nbc12.com/2021/02/24/man-fakes-his-kidnapping-get-out-work-police-say/

 

I want to know where he worked that was so bad he felt this was a logical decision.

 

Edit: He worked at The Tire Factory: https://www.thetirefactorycoolidge.com/

 

   I always felt like you shouldn't put more effort into getting out of work than it would take to actually just do the work. 

[Dashinka 23,234]

4 hours ago, Steeleballz said:

 

   I always felt like you shouldn't put more effort into getting out of work than it would take to actually just do the work. 

No doubt, the elaborate scheme this person went through was unnecessary, they could have simply stated they had symptoms of Covid19.