Florida boat thief disguises himself as a woman to ESCAPE from cops

102

A thief in Florida was caught disguising himself as a woman in a hilarious ‘woman’s make-up’ to evade cops after an alleged boat theft. 

How the Incident Unfolds

A stolen boat located at the Old Caloosa Lodge in Lakeport was recovered by the help of authorities.

The cops were combing the area in search for the suspect when they stumbled upon a peculiar scene. 

How He Was Found Out

Joshua Kolotka, 33, was spotted leaving a house dressed as woman while deputies were investigating a theft in Lakeport last Wednesday, according to the Glade County Sheriff’s Office. 

He was seen sporting a white cardigan on top of a blue patterned midi dress, sunglasses, and a hilarious blonde short wig in a photo shared by the sheriff’s office.

‘They observed Joshua Kolotka exiting a residence dressed as a woman in an attempt to disguise himself,’ the sheriff’s office wrote in a release. 

READ ALSO: Wedding menu left 80 guests hospitalized and MORE THAN 100 guests vomiting

How He Was Arrested

He was arrested on the scene immediately for two Okeechobee County warrants, along with the theft of a John Deere Gator and the stolen boat. 

He is booked into the Glades County Jail on no bond.

On Thursday, officers released a photo featuring Kolotka in a blonde wig, alongside a mugshot revealing him with a buzz cut, devoid of any disguise. 

Authorities added that numerous other items, possibly stolen from the same area, were located on-scene. 

Previous articleWoman who ‘wheeled dead uncle into a bank to obtain loan’ is NOW being investigated for manslaughter
Next articleMONKEY DUST: Teenager died from taking the street drug – ambulance failed to turn up for 14 hours
Ola Alabi
Ola Moses is a certified writer, He writes technically and creatively. He is the CEO of WORDSWORTH, a house where writing is made easier for all. He is a content creator at EsB TV, since 2019. He is a young man that showcases professionalism in all that he does, he was announced as Child and Green Foundation Person of the Year 2018, one of his many lists of honours.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here