As it turns out, social networks have been good for our lives. The following story happened in Minnesota, USA and shows how much we use it Facebook. It's the story of 26-time Nicholas Wig who entered a house to rob it.
So when he picked up what he wanted to get, he saw a computer at the edge of his eye and he thought it would be good to take a look at his profile on Facebok.
More specifically, the ABC News tells us that 26-time Nicholas Wig decided to take a break from the tedious work of the robbery and check his Facebok page. All right here. The problems for the comfortable robber began when he left forgot to log-out from his account.
According to ABC News, when the victim returned home, he discovered the door open and saw that cash, a checkbook, some credit cards were missing. cards and a watch.
The victim (James Wood) notified her police, and together with the police they discovered that his computer had been linked to an unknown Facebook profile. They realized that in all probability they had before them the face of the robber.
The robber, of course, was arrested and detained, having confessed his guilt and returned the robbery to the injured.
Commenting on this somewhat bizarre arrest, Monica Jensen, a spokeswoman for the Dakota County Attorney's Office, said: "This is the first case in Dakota County where a burglar checks his Facebook profile from the victim's computer."
