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Teen soils self after deputy surprises him

By Ben Winslow

Deseret News
Published: Tuesday, April 21, 2009 12:11 a.m. MDT

CENTERVILLE — A teenager suspected of car burglary was so surprised when he opened a car door to find a police officer sitting inside that he messed his pants, police said.

It happened about 1 a.m. Saturday as Salt Lake County sheriff's deputy Chad Taylor was returning to his Centerville home from working a shift.

"I was in my personal vehicle, but I was in uniform," Taylor told the Deseret News Monday. "I'd pulled in my driveway and was on the phone with another deputy when I looked in the rear-view mirror and saw this guy trying to get into my wife's car."

Taylor watched the teen then move up toward his car.

"Right as his hand goes to check my handle, I kick the door open," Taylor said. "I said, 'You'd better stop right there! Police!' I'm not kidding, it was quiet as can be, and I heard …"

The 16-year-old boy turned and ran, chased by Taylor, who called 911 as he ran after the teen through the neighborhood. The boy was scrambling so fast, Taylor said, he lost his shoes. Centerville police responded to help catch the teen.

"One officer spotted him with night-vision goggles going into a house," Centerville Police Lt. Paul Child said.

The boy dashed into a friend's house, where a party was going on, police said. Officers were let into the house where they found him — and discovered that he had soiled himself, Child said.

"You could smell him," Taylor said. "He told us, 'Yeah, I crapped my pants.' "

Police said the teen implicated a friend whom Taylor saw trying to break into cars across the street from his home.

"He gave up his friend," Child said, pointing to another 16-year-old who was also arrested in the burglary investigation. Police believe the two had been working together, burglarizing cars in the neighborhood. Child said officers recovered some cash and CDs they believe had been taken from cars. The two boys were booked into the Farmington Bay Youth Detention Center for investigation of vehicle burglary and theft.

Detectives were trying to determine if the teens were involved in a rash of weekend car break-ins.

"We've had some more reports over the weekend that we're sure they're suspects in," Child said.

E-MAIL: bwinslow@desnews.com
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Author:	DeanC [ Wed Apr 22, 2009 8:48 am ]
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Quote: Teen soils self after deputy surprises him By Ben Winslow Deseret News Published: Tuesday, April 21, 2009 12:11 a.m. MDT CENTERVILLE — A teenager suspected of car burglary was so surprised when he opened a car door to find a police officer sitting inside that he messed his pants, police said. It happened about 1 a.m. Saturday as Salt Lake County sheriff's deputy Chad Taylor was returning to his Centerville home from working a shift. "I was in my personal vehicle, but I was in uniform," Taylor told the Deseret News Monday. "I'd pulled in my driveway and was on the phone with another deputy when I looked in the rear-view mirror and saw this guy trying to get into my wife's car." Taylor watched the teen then move up toward his car. "Right as his hand goes to check my handle, I kick the door open," Taylor said. "I said, 'You'd better stop right there! Police!' I'm not kidding, it was quiet as can be, and I heard …" The 16-year-old boy turned and ran, chased by Taylor, who called 911 as he ran after the teen through the neighborhood. The boy was scrambling so fast, Taylor said, he lost his shoes. Centerville police responded to help catch the teen. "One officer spotted him with night-vision goggles going into a house," Centerville Police Lt. Paul Child said. The boy dashed into a friend's house, where a party was going on, police said. Officers were let into the house where they found him — and discovered that he had soiled himself, Child said. "You could smell him," Taylor said. "He told us, 'Yeah, I crapped my pants.' " Police said the teen implicated a friend whom Taylor saw trying to break into cars across the street from his home. "He gave up his friend," Child said, pointing to another 16-year-old who was also arrested in the burglary investigation. Police believe the two had been working together, burglarizing cars in the neighborhood. Child said officers recovered some cash and CDs they believe had been taken from cars. The two boys were booked into the Farmington Bay Youth Detention Center for investigation of vehicle burglary and theft. Detectives were trying to determine if the teens were involved in a rash of weekend car break-ins. "We've had some more reports over the weekend that we're sure they're suspects in," Child said. E-MAIL: bwinslow@desnews.com © 2009 Deseret News Publishing Company \| All rights reserved

Author:	mrokern [ Wed Apr 22, 2009 8:59 am ]
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BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Sorry, LOL seemed like an understatement.

Author:	Moby Clarke [ Wed Apr 22, 2009 1:35 pm ]
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Well, we all know, since he didn't obey the law, he probably did not obey his mother. Hence, we know he surely did not have a clean pair of underwear with him. This is why we should always listen to our mothers.

Author:	mrokern [ Wed Apr 22, 2009 1:37 pm ]
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Moby Clarke wrote: Well, we all know, since he didn't obey the law, he probably did not obey his mother. Hence, we know he surely did not have a clean pair of underwear with him. This is why we should always listen to our mothers. They probably were clean. Until he tried to break into a car...contents: one cop. Ooops! I'll stick with my BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. -Mark

Author:	Jeremiah [ Wed Apr 22, 2009 1:48 pm ]
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What a crappy way to get busted. OK, I'm done...

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Author:	mrokern [ Wed Apr 22, 2009 1:57 pm ]
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Author:	Andrew Rothman [ Wed Apr 22, 2009 7:22 pm ]
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Quote: Detectives were trying to determine if the teens were involved in a rash of weekend car break-ins. Well, maybe -- if they weren't using enough Desitin.

Author:	Harland [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 5:21 pm ]
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mrokern wrote: OMG, That's FUNNY!!! (looks a little like my stepfather)

Author:	pappy87 [ Wed Jun 03, 2009 9:42 am ]
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My grandfather always told us a story that kids used to sneak around his yard at night (early like 9 or 10). He didn't know if they just liked cutting across the yard or if they were up to no good, one night they were messing around on his swing-set. So one evening he set a lawn chair up in his shed so he could see out the window and sat there and watched. Well he said he saw them coming so he got up, stood by the door and when they were within about 8 or 10 feet he gave the door a good kick and jumped out, he said he never saw anyone run so fast and that he could smell crap. He always had good stories.

Author:	ComradeBurg [ Wed Jun 03, 2009 5:17 pm ]
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I bet the ride to jail in the squad care was uncomfortable for everybody.

Author:	tman065 [ Wed Jun 03, 2009 8:33 pm ]
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ComradeBurg wrote: I bet the ride to jail in the squad care was uncomfortable for everybody. Always has to ride in the rookie's car. Or whoever has the least time on the job...

Author:	mrokern [ Wed Jun 03, 2009 10:47 pm ]
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tman065 wrote: ComradeBurg wrote: I bet the ride to jail in the squad care was uncomfortable for everybody. Always has to ride in the rookie's car. Or whoever has the least time on the job... I drove wagon for a while for WI State Fair. Thank heavens for plastic seats and liners. The scary thing is that after a few times, you get used to it. Fun revenge was the ice cold hose that we used to clean off the offensive offender. -Mark

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