X -rays show diamond earrings that are swallowed up by Florida during the arrest, the police said

Orlando – A suspected thief swallowed two pairs of diamond ear rings last week during his arrest at the side of a Panhandle motorway in Florida, according to the detectives, and let them “collect” the tiffany with the unexpected task of “collecting” the Tiffany & Co. Jewelry worth almost 770,000 US dollars.

In the patrol car, a state troops heard the suspect saying: “I should have throwed them out of the window”, and in the prison of Washington County, he asked the employees: “Will I be charged with what is in my stomach?” According to the arrest report.

The 32-year-old man from Texas is accused

An X -ray of his torso shows what the Orlando police department viewed as a diamond earrings – a white mass that seems brightly against the gray background of its digestive tract.

“It is believed that these foreign objects are the Tiffany & Co -earrings that were taken in the robbery have to be collected … after they have been adopted, “says the department's arrest report.

The police spokeswoman for Orlando, Kaylee Bishop, said on Wednesday that she asked the leading detective whether the earrings had been recovered. The status of the earrings was also not known to a MP who was answered on the phone, but was not given his name in the rural Panhandle County, where the suspect near Chipley, Florida, was arrested.

In the manuscript in a Monday submitted commitment documents, “external medicine” was reported, which indicates that he was in a medical facility.

During the theft, the man supposedly said Tiffany Sales Associates that he was interested in Diamond -ear and diamond ring on behalf of an Orlando Magic Basketball player. Sales employees accompanied the man to a VIP room in which he could see the jewelry. A short time later he jumped out of his chair, grabbed the jewelry and tried to turn the door.

One of the sales employees was injured to block him, but managed to knock the diamond ring worth 587,000 US dollars out of his hands.

Detectives received the license plate of the suspect's car from the shopping security material and faith, he drove back to Texas. State Troopers pursued the car from Tag readers on the Florida Turnpike and the Interstate 10, until he was run over to driving without taillight in Washington County, almost 340 miles (550 kilometers), according to Orlando's police report.

The suspect was charged with a mask, a third degree crime, due to the first degree. Court files did not show a lawyer for him, and from Wednesday morning he was listed in Orange County Florida in police custody.