ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — A 12-year-old boy who has been arrested more than 20 times was arrested again on Monday. St. Petersburg police say he stole a car from an 89-year-old man. 
  
 Raymond Raftery, the victim, had pulled in for gas at 4890 22 Ave. S. in St. Petersburg when a 12-year-old on a bicycle came over and told Raftery he needed air in one of this tires. 
  
 “He told me I had a low tire, and I looked at the driver side and he said, ‘No, it’s on the other side,'” Raftery said. 
  
 When Raftery walked over to the other side of the car, the 12-year-old made his move. “I looked up. He’s off the bike, into the car and gone,” Raftery explained. 
  
 The 12-year-old stole the car and wrecked it in a collision later. 
  
 “I felt kind of dumb after, but I’m saying it’s in the middle of the day, broad daylight, kid’s 12 years old. Who would suspect? I would now. I didn’t then,” Raftery said. 
  
 Detectives found security camera video of the young car thief in action. They recognized the 12-year-old because they have arrested him 20 times before. 
  
 “Most of these have been auto theft. He’s had burglary charges. He had robbery charges,” said Mike Puetz with the St. Petersburg Police Department. 
  
 News Channel 8 talked with the suspect’s older brother. He insisted the 12-year-old is not a criminal. “He’s a good kid,” the brother said. “I kind of feel bad for the 89-year-old.” ||||| If it were not FILMED, no one would BELIEVE IT | Videos you will not believe 
  
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 43,942,658 views ||||| ST. PETERSBURG — A 12-year-old boy was arrested Monday afternoon after St. Petersburg police said he stole a car from an 89-year-old man last week — and officers said this was not the boy's first alleged vehicle theft. 
  
 Raymond Raftery of Gulfport was pumping gas at 3890 22nd Ave. S on Friday morning when police said the boy, on a bicycle, told Raftery that one of his tires was low on air. 
  
 When Raftery got out to check his Toyota, police said, the boy made his move. 
  
 "He jumped off the bike and into the car and was gone in 30 seconds," Raftery said Tuesday morning. 
  
 "He was good," Raftery said. "I felt kind of dumb afterward, but it was broad daylight, and he was a kid. If it was an adult, I would have been more suspicious, but you never know — you live and you learn." 
  
 The boy was spotted by detectives Monday. He was arrested on a charge of grand theft motor vehicle. Authorities said the boy, who was not identified because of his age, has been arrested more than 20 times. Raftery wasn't injured and said he was glad no one was hurt during the incident. He got his car back, but it wasn't in the best condition. 
  
 "I think he got into a car accident," Raftery said. "He probably couldn't even reach the pedals." |||||
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– It might seem difficult to discern the thief in a grainy surveillance video, but police didn't have much trouble, per WFLA. After a boy made off with an 89-year-old man's vehicle in St. Petersburg, Fla., last week, police arrested a suspect they know pretty well: a 12-year-old who'd been arrested more than 20 times before, mostly for auto theft. Police say the boy told Raymond Raftery the air in his tires was low. When he got out to check, the boy "jumped off the bike and into the car and was gone in 30 seconds," Raftery tells the Tampa Bay Times. "I felt kind of dumb afterward, but it was broad daylight, and he was a kid." Police say the boy, who subsequently crashed the vehicle, also has burglary and robbery arrests on his record.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — En 12-årig pojke som har gripits mer än 20 gånger greps igen på måndag. Polisen i Sankt Petersburg säger att han stal en bil från en 89-årig man. Raymond Raftery, offret, hade dragit in för gas på 4890 22 Ave. S. i Sankt Petersburg när en 12-åring på en cykel kom över och berättade Raftery han behövde luft i ett av dessa däck. — Han sade mig, att jag hade ett lågt däck, och jag såg på förarsidan och han sade: 'Nej, det är på andra sidan,' sade Raftery. När Raftery gick över till andra sidan bilen gjorde 12-åringen sitt drag. — Jag såg upp. Han är av cykeln, in i bilen och borta, "Rafty förklarade. 12-åringen stal bilen och körde sönder den i en kollision senare. — Jag kände mig liksom dum efteråt, men jag säger att det är mitt på dagen, mitt på dagen, mitt på ljusa dagen, ungen är 12 år. Vem skulle misstänka det? Det skulle jag göra nu. Det gjorde jag inte då, sade Raftery. Polisen hittade övervakningskameravideon på den unge biltjuven. De kände igen 12-åringen eftersom de har gripit honom 20 gånger tidigare. — De flesta av dessa har varit bilstölder. Han har haft inbrottsanklagelser. Han hade rån anklagelser, "sade Mike Puetz med St Petersburg polisen. News Channel 8 talade med den misstänktes äldre bror. Han insisterade på att 12-åringen inte är kriminell. — Han är en bra grabb, sade brodern. “Jag tycker typ dåligt för 89-åringen.” ”Om det inte var FILMED, ingen skulle tro det <unk> Videos du inte kommer att tro - Varaktighet: 10:08. ViralDark7 43.942.658 visningar ^^ ST. PETERSBURG — En 12-årig pojke arresterades måndag eftermiddag efter St Petersburg polisen sade att han stal en bil från en 89-årig man förra veckan — och officerare sade att detta inte var pojkens första påstådda fordonsstöld. Raymond Raftery från Gulfport pumpade gas på 3890 22nd Ave. S på fredag morgon när polisen sade pojken, på en cykel, berättade Raftery att en av hans däck var låg på luft. När Raftery kom ut för att kolla sin Toyota sa polisen att pojken gjorde sitt drag. "Han hoppade av cykeln och in i bilen och var borta på 30 sekunder," Raftery sade tisdag morgon. "Han var bra", sa Raftery. "Jag kände mig lite dum efteråt, men det var mitt på ljusa dagen, och han var ett barn. Om det var en vuxen, skulle jag ha varit mera misstänksam, men man vet aldrig — man lever och man lär.» Pojken sågs av poliserna på måndag. Han greps för grov stöld av motorfordon. Myndigheterna sade att pojken, som inte identifierades på grund av sin ålder, har gripits mer än 20 gånger. Raftery skadades inte och sa att han var glad att ingen skadades under incidenten. Han fick tillbaka sin bil, men den var inte i bästa skick. "Jag tror att han råkade ut för en bilolycka", sa Raftery. "Han kunde nog inte ens nå pedalerna." Vad är en sammanfattning av ovanstående artikel?
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — A 12-year-old boy who has been arrested more than 20 times was arrested again on Monday. St. Petersburg police say he stole a car from an 89-year-old man. Raymond Raftery, the victim, had pulled in for gas at 4890 22 Ave. S. in St. Petersburg when a 12-year-old on a bike came over and told Raftery he needed air in one of these tires. — He told me that I had a low deck, and I looked at the driver's side and he said, ‘No, it's on the other side,' said Raftery. When Raftery crossed over to the other side of the car, the 12-year-old made his move. — I looked up. He's off the bike, into the car and gone, "Rafty explained. The 12-year-old stole the car and broke it in a collision later. “I felt kind of stupid afterwards, but I say it’s midday, midday, midday, midday, the kid is 12. Who would suspect that? I'd do that now. I didn't then," said Raftery. The police found the security camera video on the young car thief. They recognized the 12-year-old because they've arrested him 20 times before. — Most of these have been car thefts. He's had burglary charges. He had robbery charges," said Mike Puetz with St. Petersburg police. News Channel 8 spoke to the suspect's older brother. He insisted that the 12-year-old is not a criminal. “He’s a good kid,” said the brother. “I kind of think bad for the 89-year-old.” “If it wasn’t FILMED, no one would believe it <unk> Videos you won’t believe – Duration: 10:08. ViralDark7 43,942.658 views  ST. PETERSBURG — A 12-year-old boy was arrested Monday afternoon after St. Petersburg police said he stole a car from an 89-year-old man last week — and officers said this was not the boy's first alleged vehicle theft. Raymond Raftery of Gulfport pumped gas at 3890 22nd Ave. S on Friday morning when police said the boy, on a bike, told Raftery that one of his tires was low on air. When Raftery came out to check his Toyota, police said the boy made his move. "He dropped off the bike and into the car and was gone in 30 seconds," Raftery said Tuesday morning. "He was good," said Raftery. "I felt a little stupid afterwards, but it was in broad daylight, and he was a child. If it were an adult, I would have been more suspicious, but you never know — you live and you learn." The boy was seen by the police on Monday. He was arrested for grand theft of motor vehicles. Authorities said the boy, who was not identified due to his age, has been arrested more than 20 times. Raftery was not injured and said he was happy that no one was injured during the incident. He got his car back, but it wasn't in the best condition. "I think he had a car accident," Raftery said. "He probably couldn't even reach the pedals." What is a summary of the above article?
– Det kan verka svårt att urskilja tjuven i en grynig övervakningsvideo, men polisen hade inte mycket problem, per WFLA. Efter att en pojke hånglade med en 89-årig mans fordon i Sankt Petersburg, Fla., förra veckan, grep polisen en misstänkt de känner ganska väl: en 12-åring som hade gripits mer än 20 gånger tidigare, mest för bilstöld. Polisen säger att pojken sa till Raymond Raftery att luften i däcken var låg. När han kom ut för att kolla "hoppade pojken av cykeln och in i bilen och var borta på 30 sekunder", berättar Raftery för Tampa Bay Times. "Jag kände mig lite dum efteråt, men det var mitt på dagen, och han var ett barn." Polisen säger att pojken, som senare kraschade fordonet, också har inbrott och rån gripanden på sitt register.
“It may seem difficult to discern the thief in a gritty surveillance video, but police did not have much trouble, per WFLA. After a boy made out with an 89-year-old man's vehicle in St. Petersburg, Fla., last week, police arrested a suspect they know quite well: a 12-year-old who had been arrested more than 20 times before, mostly for car theft. Police say the boy told Raymond Raftery that the air in the tires was low. When he came out to check "the boy jumped off the bike and into the car and was gone in 30 seconds," Raftery tells the Tampa Bay Times. "I felt a little stupid afterwards, but it was the middle of the day, and he was a child." Police say the boy, who later crashed the vehicle, also has burglaries and robbery arrests on his record.