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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 1H

When Stupid Thieves Realize They_ve Been Caught

from Coffeehouse Crime · host Coffeehouse Crime

They planned the perfect crime. They left their ID at the scene. And the moment they saw the blue lights, everything clicked — but far too late.In this episode, I bring you the hilarious and often shocking true stories of thieves who failed at the most basic level. From criminals who recorded themselves bragging to burglars who tried to outrun police in stolen cars without gas, these are the moments when stupidity meets swift justice. Based on real police reports, surveillance footage, and bodycam recordings, this episode celebrates the criminals who made law enforcement's job embarrassingly easy. Perfect for true crime fans, anyone who loves a good dose of karma, and those who enjoy watching bad decisions unfold in real time. Turn down the lights, put on your headphones, and press play — because you cannot fix stupid, but you can arrest it.

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