Good Lifestyle

If the police have published a mandate for your arrest, you would think you would like to keep a low profile (social media). But that's the opposite of whatAnthony Akers, 38, did.

On November 28, the Richland Wa Police Department released a photo of Akers on their Facebook page as their "Wednesday" criminal of the week.

To everyone's surprise, Akers really answered what seems to be his personal Facebook account, saying, "Calm down, I'll transform myself."

The comment has had thousands of tastes and answers because, seriously, who does that? However, despite his promises, Akers did not do it,shelving The police service as a remote amadoux match.

"Hey Anthony! We have not seen you yet," wrote the police department, adding a number where he could reach them in case he wanted to be supported for their appointment.

"Thank you," he replied. "Tie a couple ends since I've been probably there for a month. Should be there in the next 48 hours."

The police department got up and from Monday they felt a little needy.

"Dear Anthony, that is to say we?" They wrote on Facebook. "Last Wednesday, we contacted you like" wanted ". You answered and you even said that you were going to transform. We waited, but you did not show up. After you stay again, we were found again - this time offering you a tour. You answered and you said you needed 48 hours. The weekend came and went. We are starting to think that you do not come. If you please call us at any time and we will come to you. "

Once again, Akers offered a typical lame response.

"Dear RPD, it's not you, it's me. I obviously I have problems with commitment. I apologize to stand up, but let me get up to you. I'll be here either late then lunch tomorrow, I know you have no reason to believe me after what I did you, but I promise if I do not do it alone at lunch time tomorrow, I would call a tour To help me with my commitment problems. Thank you in advance to your answer if you are the patient giving me another chance with us, I know I do not deserve it. Ps you are Belle😙 "

This time, he actually passed.

The police department refuses to disclose what its real crime was, but it had to have been theft because it clearly stole their hearts. Department of the Richmond Police, you deserve better. Find a criminal who loves you for you. And for rarer, well-being stories that involve a life of crime, discoverWhat happened to the Ross Gellar Research Thief!

To discover more incredible secrets about the life of your best life,Click hereTo follow you on Instagram!