Man accused of stealing emergency truck to make it to courtroom listening to on automobile theft costs

Speak about making issues worse. 

An Oklahoma man is behind bars for allegedly stealing an emergency truck after he couldn’t get a trip to courtroom for a listening to the place he was already dealing with prison costs for automobile theft. 

Kody Adams was at a gasoline station in Stillwater asking individuals for a trip to Pawnee County for his courtroom look – the place is charged with possession of a stolen automobile – when he hopped into an unoccupied LifeNet ambulance truck that had been left working, in keeping with Oklahoma Freeway Patrol. 

“Right here’s one you don’t see on a regular basis,” the company quipped in a Sept. 27 Facebook post.

The dimwitted carjacker took the ambulatory truck on a 30-minute pleasure trip to the courthouse after which ditched the automobile earlier than he was apprehended strolling into the courthouse.

“First responders had an thought of the place that automobile is likely to be situated,” Trooper Preston Cox advised KOCO News.

Adams was arrested after he admitted to easily “borrowing” the truck, authorities mentioned.

He was taken to his unique courtroom date after which booked on new larceny costs.

Adams is being held at Payne County Jail.