An Oklahoma man is facing new charges after allegedly stealing a vehicle to attend his court hearing for a prior unauthorized vehicle use case.
According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, 28-year-old Cody Adams was at a gas station in Stillwater asking for a ride to his court date in Pawnee.
When he couldn't secure a ride, Adams reportedly took an unoccupied LifeNet Emergency Services pickup that had been left running.
Adams drove himself to the courthouse but was arrested after being spotted by a trooper, who said Adams "ditched" the stolen vehicle upon arrival.
NEW: Man steals a vehicle to make it to his court hearing on time for a prior charge for stealing a vehicle.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) September 30, 2024
Remarkable.
Oklahoma man Cody Adams was seen at a gas station asking people for a ride so he could make his hearing.
After getting no help, Adams noticed a truck with… pic.twitter.com/qMSwmcUTUn
Despite being arrested, Adams made it to his court hearing, where he was facing charges of unauthorized use of a vehicle and bringing contraband into a jail.
Adams was later taken back to Payne County, where he was charged with vehicle larceny and given a $10,000 bond.
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