A man in Ohio got a little something extra in the car he had stolen: a teenager sleeping in the back.
The man then engaged police in a high-speed chase as the teen was all the while in the backseat. A man in Findlay, Ohio got a little something extra when he stole a car from a dealership: a teenager snoozing in the backseat.how 32-year-old Justin M. Vaughn had spotted the 2012 Audi A4 at the Taylor Hyundai dealership, getting behind the wheel and speeding away assumedly under the impression no one would be the wiser to his deed and that he would get away scot-free.
But Fate always seems to maintain some sense of humor: Turns out that 19-year-old Raylon Scott was actually fast asleep in the back of the car completely unbeknownst to Vaughn. See, Scott and his friend, Kharisma Guajardo, went to the dealership with the intent to sell the car. It seems like something happened in between them getting there and the car being sold, at which point Scott thought there was no better time than to take a nap.
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