Bungling Burglar Recorded Footage of Himself: Cops....Very stupid

A Southern California intruder probably wasn't ready for his close up when he accidentally took a selfie while burglarizing a Venice area home last week, police said Thursday.
The man allegedly broke in through an unlocked door and then accidentally recorded video of himself after opening an app on an iPhone that was in the home, the LAPD said.
Wearing a black hat and hood, the man peers into the camera before quickly turning it off.
He then ran out with the cellphone while three people slept in nearby bedrooms, police said.

Southern California Crimes Caught on Camera

[LA GALLERY UPDATED 7/6] Crimes Caught on Camera in Southern California
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call LAPD Detective Salazar at 310-482-6363 or to report information anonymously by calling 1-800-222-8477.
Published at 8:45 PM PDT on Jul 16, 2015

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