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Authorities say a man drove a stolen car to the Anderson County Sheriff's Office to demand the return of nearly $2,000 officers seized from him during a drug arrest last June.
Deputies said after they told Charles Chambers, 36, to leave Tuesday afternoon, an officer noticed he got into a car that matched the description of a vehicle stolen about three hours earlier.
Another officer pulled the man over and told him to stop the car. The officer said Chambers stuck a screwdriver in the ignition to shut it off because the vehicle's key switch had been removed.
Authorities say Chambers was charged with possession of a stolen automobile, driving under suspension and a tag violation.
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Strangest thing for a guy to do, the cops could have easily identify the car by running the plate, and find it stolen. He wouldn't been caught easily if he walked to the station instead.
Deputies said after they told Charles Chambers, 36, to leave Tuesday afternoon, an officer noticed he got into a car that matched the description of a vehicle stolen about three hours earlier.
Another officer pulled the man over and told him to stop the car. The officer said Chambers stuck a screwdriver in the ignition to shut it off because the vehicle's key switch had been removed.
Authorities say Chambers was charged with possession of a stolen automobile, driving under suspension and a tag violation.
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Strangest thing for a guy to do, the cops could have easily identify the car by running the plate, and find it stolen. He wouldn't been caught easily if he walked to the station instead.
