Columbus, Ohio
The human intelligence technology can more than brute force, as evidenced by an incident in the U.S. Jose Almonte, a resident of Columbus, Ohio, and his friends appealed to a text message to retrieve your vehicle and put mobsters in jail.
Almonte parked his BMW outside a restaurant while he spoke on the phone. Upon entering the premises, an assailant followed him, pointed a gun at him and stole his cell phone, money and car.
The thief and two accomplices pulled out, while Alan called police and remained in place to drown sorrows with friends, according to the Daily News site.
With inspiration alcohol, one of the Almonte hatched a plan worthy of a movie. "My friend told me, 'Jose, why do not you send a text message posing as a girl?".' Yes, and also tell them that you have some cocaine, "she explained.
Unexpected end
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The victim went home feeling sorry he haven't install a global position tracking device , but its close received a text message, knowing that the martingale had worked.
Tempt thieves with the proposal and sent him to address the alleged girl. Columbus police arrested three criminals, who were responsible for a series of robbery and put behind bars.
Heuss recovered his vehicle and never forget this episode, which will remain in memory as a great shock that ended in a funny anecdote.
