Ash Kelley

Not wanting the man to get away before the police arrived, Raul waited until the man was back inside the house.

Then he went out to the Chevy, lifted the hood and removed the distributor cap.

ducking back into his apartment before the man returned king shit is not even the description that's next level that's a neighbor that you want to like take care of your shit while you're away yeah because he's not all he's doing is making it so that car won't run he's not breaking it he's not he just removed a cap that he can put back when he needs to back if you are proven to not be a robber

Pretty Raul.

Raul forever.

Now, when the man came back out and found his car wouldn't start, he simply got out and walked away down the street, giving no indication that he was committing a crime.

Okay.

He was equally unconcerned a short time later when two patrol officers pulled up beside him and started asking questions about his having been at a house down the street.

Yeah.

The young man with the white Chevy turned out to be 29-year-old Queens resident Winston Mosley.

Winston Mosley.

At the time of his arrest, Mosley was married with three children.

Are you fucking kidding me?

Had a decent job at a nearby factory.

And most importantly, he had no criminal record.

That is next level.

To their surprise, when he was interrogated by police, he freely admitted to having robbed the house in Corona and even claimed to have committed many similar break-ins in the past.

He told police he had given most of the appliances to his father who owned a repair shop and could resell them.

The officers paid a visit to Mosley's father who confirmed that his son had brought him several items in the past.

Now, despite his calm demeanor and almost eager confession to robbery, investigators couldn't help but feel there was something he was hiding.