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Man held for allegedly stealing Ferrari twice

Authorities have arrested a Southern California man they say stole the same Ferrari - twice

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Fontana, California
Thu, September 11, 2014 Published on Sep. 11, 2014 Published on 2014-09-11T08:05:29+07:00

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Man held for allegedly stealing Ferrari twice

Authorities have arrested a Southern California man they say stole the same Ferrari - twice.

The Riverside Press-Enterprise says Earnie Hooks of Los Angeles was arrested last week behind the wheel of the US$250,000 car. Court records say he'€™s pleaded not guilty to car theft and resisting police.

Police in Fontana, 75 kilometers east of LA, say they stopped Hooks at a drunken driving checkpoint on Aug. 29 and discovered that the black 2014 Ferrari 458 Spider he was driving had been reported stolen.

Police claim Hooks drove away from the checkpoint and later abandoned the car, which was impounded.

But around 3 a.m. the next morning, someone stole it from the impound lot.

Hooks was arrested five days later while driving the Ferrari in his Studio City neighborhood.

 

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