Suspected tablet Thief Posts His Photo on Victim's Facebook Page!

One alleged tablet thief in South Africa may be the newest addition to
our list of dumb criminals caught through Facebook.

James and Barbara McCall experienced a recent spate of burglaries at
their guesthouse in Hillcrest, KwaZula-Natal, and found their Samsung
tablet missing after the latest incident, South Africa-based IOL News
reported.

Upon discovering the theft, McCall changed the login passwords for his
social networks; that's when he saw a man's photo had been uploaded to
his wife's Facebook page. He said he believes the man is one of the
burglars.

"He probably did not realize he was doing it. Usually you never log
off from a tablet, so it could have happened quite quickly."

McCall handed the photo over to police, but so far, no arrests have been made.

Courtesy: mashable.com

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