MASON CITY – A North Iowa man allegedly tried to make off with a belt buckle from a local retailer before being stopped.
According to Mason City police, Jimmy D. Harris, age 18 of Kanawha, was arrested at about 1:30 PM on Friday, February 7th at Mills Fleet Farm after he tried to steal a $10 belt buckle.
Harris was taken to jail and charged with fifth degree theft. He posted $00 cash bond and was released pending a February 21 court date.
SUBJECT IS INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY
6 thoughts on “Belt buckle bandit busted at big box”
Maybe they could make inexpensive mufflers for Harleys.
That would be great. They could build them and install them for the duration of their sentence. That sounds appropriate.
You know what would be cool? If the jail taught him how to MAKE a belt buckle. Y’all starting to understand my way of thinking yet?
Sure, he could copy the one he copped!
Real bright fellow. Gets himself arrested over a $10.00 belt buckle.
Hopefully this was his first incident. He got caught and maybe now that’s all he needs to go on the straight and narrow. I’m not holding my breath.