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A look at local web happenings in Tacoma, Pierce County and South Puget Sound
Wednesday, January 9th, 2008
Posted by Mark Briggs @ 04:07:04 pm
You really owe it to yourself to spend three minutes with Perk Central owner Robert Jones in the YouTube video that our Lights & Sirens blog wrote up yesterday.
Jones should be commended for his creative approach to pursuing the would-be burglar. It's the Web 2.0 way to catch a thief. He edited security camera footage, then recorded a humorous voiceover mocking the perpetrator as Captain Jack Sparrow, then posted it on YouTube for all the world to see.
The newspaper published the blog item this morning and the Captain Jack Burglar turned himself in a few hours later.
