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07-08-2010, 04:36 PM
MARSH HARBOUR, Bahamas -- A teenage fugitive with a celebrated history of escapes has allegedly committed several nighttime burglaries in the Bahamas, eluding an FBI-aided manhunt on the sliver of an island where he crash-landed a stolen plane.
Investigators pursuing Colton Harris-Moore were following a trail of break-ins from the southern tip of Great Abaco Island, where the 19-year-old convict ditched the plane Sunday, to the main town of Marsh Harbour 50 miles away where the teen was recognized on surveillance footage of a restaurant burglary.
A Royal Bahamas Police Force bulletin warned that the teen should be considered armed and dangerous.
Back in the U.S., he has become a folk hero of sorts, with a fan club hawking T-shirts emblazoned with his image, songs about his exploits and tens of thousands of followers on Facebook.
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2010/07/08/...s-bahamas/
Read the entire story, This is amazing IMO,
Investigators pursuing Colton Harris-Moore were following a trail of break-ins from the southern tip of Great Abaco Island, where the 19-year-old convict ditched the plane Sunday, to the main town of Marsh Harbour 50 miles away where the teen was recognized on surveillance footage of a restaurant burglary.
A Royal Bahamas Police Force bulletin warned that the teen should be considered armed and dangerous.
Back in the U.S., he has become a folk hero of sorts, with a fan club hawking T-shirts emblazoned with his image, songs about his exploits and tens of thousands of followers on Facebook.
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2010/07/08/...s-bahamas/
Read the entire story, This is amazing IMO,
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