Police in Des Moines weren’t dusting for thumbprints after a robbery: they were checking tax forms.
A man robbed a Git-N-Go store in Des Moines last Friday after threatening a clerk, claiming that he had a gun in his jacket. He pocketed $115 for his troubles.
Apparently, he felt the need to pare down after the robbery, leaving his hat and jacket behind. Police found no gun – but they did find a form W-2 in the pocket of the jacket.
Police followed up on the information printed on the form, which belonged to a 25-year-old currently on probation for… theft. Additionally, the man’s appearance matched the description provided by the Git-N-Go clerk.
On the plus side, if the police return his form W-2, he can still file on time.
(hat tip: Roth & Co)
Similar Posts:
- None Found
{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }
Well, now I’m sure that IRS is going to run a check on this guy to see if he’s been reporting his illegal income as well!
Yes….what are the tax implications for stolen goods? HeHe
I wonder if Uncle Sam is going 2 tax him on the $115.00 ?
Wow what a catch, this guy LOL!
Client of yours?