Isle Girl's blog: "people suck"

3 held for school car burglaries By Shannon Malcom, News-Leader Three Fernandina Beach men were arrested Tuesday after they reportedly confessed to stealing credit cards from a vehicle parked at Fernandina Beach High School. The men allegedly used the cards at local businesses, managing to rack up about $534 in purchases before the cards were reported stolen and purchases were then denied at the point of sale. According to police, the suspects attempted to purchase additional merchandise worth $1,319, but the cards were denied. Using surveillance video from the businesses, police were able to identify Jason Crowther, 21, and his brother Jamie Crowther, 19. Both men were questioned and confessed to helping a third suspect, 19-year-old Shane Ross, commit the theft and use the credit cards, according to a statement released by Fernandina Beach Police Chief Jim Hurley. Hurley said when questioned by detectives Ross also admitted to entering several unlocked vehicles parked at the school. "During the interviews with these three suspects, Fernandina Beach detectives learned they were also involved in several other auto burglaries in unincorporated Nassau County, and specific information regarding those cases was forwarded to the (Nassau County Sheriff's Office) for investigative follow-up," Hurley said in his statement. Nassau County Sheriff Tommy Sea-graves said Wednesday mor-ning the three have not yet been charged with any burglaries outside the city limits. Jason Crowther and Jamie Crowther are charged with fraudulent use of a credit card; Ross is charged with burglary of an automobile, trespass on school grounds and fraudulent use of a credit card. Jamie Crowther has been released from jail on $10,002 bond. Jason Crowther was still an inmate at the Nassau County Jail Wednesday morning, held on $10,002 bond. Shane Ross is being held on $22,506 bond. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahha Dumbasses

OK- The police were able to id the thieves from the surveillance videos at the stores where the idiots used my son's ATM card. They said that us reporting it was what broke the case. It seems they had never gotten an ATM card before and most people hadn't bothered reporting the small thefts thinking there was nothing they could do about it. There were 3 of them. Two brothers and a friend. At least 2 had prior records. When they went to arrest them they found all kinds of stuff. I-pods and phones and stereos etc. They even tried to run and one of them was tazed. OMG I wish I could have seen that. Apparently all 3 are in jail right now. My son is even getting his phone back as soon as they get the paperwork all done proving it is his. Really funny thing is that when my son went down to the police station last week they had him look at pics of them to see if he knew them. They took stills from the video and matched them up to myspace. Those were the pics that they used to show my son. Hahahahaha So... maybe there is some justice. Cool.

So my 17 yr old tells me the other day that he can't find his wallet or cell phone. I am really irritated by this. He just got his license in July and has already had 3. We are in a tight budget in this house. I never splurge on things. For his b-day in Dec. I bought him a new cell phone. He and his brothers had always shared. My oldest is in college this year so I got him his own leaving the old phone to be shared by my 2 youngest. He deserved it. He never asks for anything. Just so happens that we were down south for spring break. He left his charger in his brother's dorm. Since his battery was dead he had put the sim in his old phone and was waiting for his bro to mail the charger. This is the only time since he got the really nice, expensive phone that it has basically not been on his person. It was in his car. What happens? Some loser goes into his car at school and takes them. Yes his car was unlocked. If you lock it and the windows are broken... well I don't have to explain this. The kids for the most part don't lock their cars. We have a police officer patrolling the school. At first we didn't think this is what happened but.... I just got off the phone with my ex. He had given our son a bank card for emergencies and gas and stuff. It would seem that in less than 40 mins a couple thousand dollars were charged to it. Tomorrow the bank expects to be able to give him a list of all the places it was used. Right now he just has the amounts of the purchases. So tomorrow I will go fill out a police report. In the meantime here I sit scared to fucking death. They took his wallet. They have his drivers license. They have our address. Every sound that I hear outside is a potential bad person. It completely sucks that some loser can take away my feeling of being safe in my own home.