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An attempted robbery He was frustrated at a Texas car dealership after a man called 911 to inform that he had been injured during the robbery, police said.
The Tyler Police Department He arrested Jeremiah Megallon after receiving a call from him that had been injured while trying to enter the Dodge de Patterson dealership.
Police say that the call came around 3:45 am on Thursday from Megallon, who said he had just entered the concessionaire and needed help.
“He said he had entered the Dodge de Patterson dealership in an attempt to steal a car, but could not leave the building,” said Public Information officer Andy Erbaugh to Fox News Digital. “He had cut off a window to the concessionaire and drag through him.”
Police say that Jeremiah Megallon called 911 at dawn on Thursday morning after he will allegedly try to steal a Tyler, Texas car dealership concessionaire, and could not leave after being injured. (Smith County Prison)
Erbaugh said Megallon said he was trying to steal a car throwing a rock through a window to enter the building and cut.
“Unfortunately for him, there were several unlocked doors that he could have used to leave,” Erbaugh added. “After 26 years here, the truth is more strange than fiction.”
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A man trying to enter a car dealership on Wednesday night in Texas called the police when he was injured, police said. (KLTV)
A concessionaire official He told KLTV The only damage to the business was a shattered window megallon when he threw the rock through it to enter.
A staff member told the outlet that the only thing he managed to steal was a sweet seller’s desktop.
Megallon was taken to a hospital and then transported to Smith county jail, Where he was arrested for theft of a building, Erbaugh said.
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An alleged thief called 911 after hurting himself while allegedly tried to steal a concessionaire attention in Tyler, Texas. (KLTV)
Erbaugh said that this was not the first time in his career he had treated with a suspect who became the police.
“Several years ago, it was a crimes against the detective of people, and one of the cases we took was a 75 -year -old retired dentist who called us to tell us that he had fired and killed his wife,” Erbaugh recalled.
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Erbaugh was talking about Dr. Bobby Nichols, who admitted to having fired his wife, Rosalind Nichols, after an argument when he returned home of a drink night in 2012.
“He said: ‘I am a retired dentist, and she kept bothering (I),” Erbaugh recalled. “He said: ‘I went out to have a beer in Willowbrook Country Club’, which is one of our local country clubs, she didn’t like it.”
Erbaugh recalled that Nichols said: “‘I had another when I got home, and she didn’t stop, so I put on the gun and shot her.”
Erbaugh said that Nichols was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his wife’s murder.
Stepheny Price is a writer of Fox News Digital and Fox Business. She covers issues that include missing persons, homicides, national cases of crimes, illegal immigration and more. The advice and ideas of history can be sent to stepny.price@fox.com
