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It was disturbing to see that he was only 18, yet in a period of five weeks took part in a spree of criminal activity that involved damage to property, violation of people's homes and reckless driving.

I like how they don't mention the grief the people who own the cars go through after having your car flogged which is the second biggest investment in your life after your house or is that not realy an issue.

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Yeh that was Boo5t. We were all following every white 33 in an effort to find this guy and im glad they got him instead of us cause it could have gotten out of hand if we had of caught him. Apparently he just kept it and drove around gettin in high speed chases. Had it for around 3-4weeks as i recall

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