Jeffery L. Fick says he was in “desperation mode” July 30 when he took advantage of a set of keys left in a car door. “I was in a really bad spot and I saw the keys in the driver’s side door and that compelled me to do it,” said Fick, 31, who pleaded guilty today to one count of attempted unlawful driving away an automobile. Fick, a self-professed retired gambler and son of a lottery winner, was charged with unlawfully driving away an automobile, breaking and entering a building with intent to commit larceny and driving with open intoxicants.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Bay City man, 31, who described himself as a retired gambler, pleads guilty to attempted auto theft
via MLive.com
Jeffery L. Fick says he was in “desperation mode” July 30 when he took advantage of a set of keys left in a car door. “I was in a really bad spot and I saw the keys in the driver’s side door and that compelled me to do it,” said Fick, 31, who pleaded guilty today to one count of attempted unlawful driving away an automobile. Fick, a self-professed retired gambler and son of a lottery winner, was charged with unlawfully driving away an automobile, breaking and entering a building with intent to commit larceny and driving with open intoxicants.
Jeffery L. Fick says he was in “desperation mode” July 30 when he took advantage of a set of keys left in a car door. “I was in a really bad spot and I saw the keys in the driver’s side door and that compelled me to do it,” said Fick, 31, who pleaded guilty today to one count of attempted unlawful driving away an automobile. Fick, a self-professed retired gambler and son of a lottery winner, was charged with unlawfully driving away an automobile, breaking and entering a building with intent to commit larceny and driving with open intoxicants.
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