Michael Zaydell (21), who was asked by the police in Michigan,
promised police that he would surrender and buy them donuts if Redford's
police get 1,000 likes for post ...
and he also announced that he would clean the area around the local school
The police succeeded in completing the task in less than an hour. And the young man is now in prison for eight weeks for driving in drunken state and attack.
According to police officers, their department is very active on social networks, and Michael Zaydel trickled them every bit.
During their "exchange" on Facebook, Zejdel used the Alias Champagne Torino, but the police quickly realized that he was in question. In addition to pledging to surrender and honoring them with donuts and other pastries, Zejdel announced that he would clean the area around the local school.
"We waited and waited, it took a little time, but on Monday evening it really appeared in the station. My partner, Sergeant Greg, who does not eat a donut, brought a bag of bread", said witness Jennifer Mensfield.
She added that the department does not usually use Facebook as a weapon for capturing criminals, but is open to all ideas if they bring results.
"We have had a good time in the whole situation, it seems to us that the community has been having fun. I think it was a success because we did everything with humor.
In addition to having to spend time behind bars, Zaydel will have to pay a fine or will face another 4 weeks in jail.
and he also announced that he would clean the area around the local school
The police succeeded in completing the task in less than an hour. And the young man is now in prison for eight weeks for driving in drunken state and attack.
According to police officers, their department is very active on social networks, and Michael Zaydel trickled them every bit.
During their "exchange" on Facebook, Zejdel used the Alias Champagne Torino, but the police quickly realized that he was in question. In addition to pledging to surrender and honoring them with donuts and other pastries, Zejdel announced that he would clean the area around the local school.
"We waited and waited, it took a little time, but on Monday evening it really appeared in the station. My partner, Sergeant Greg, who does not eat a donut, brought a bag of bread", said witness Jennifer Mensfield.
She added that the department does not usually use Facebook as a weapon for capturing criminals, but is open to all ideas if they bring results.
"We have had a good time in the whole situation, it seems to us that the community has been having fun. I think it was a success because we did everything with humor.
In addition to having to spend time behind bars, Zaydel will have to pay a fine or will face another 4 weeks in jail.
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