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Love, larceny and a little white lie: How a groom's buddies busted a felonious wedding crasher
Off-duty deputies tracked the suspect and recovered the stolen drinks and speakers, allowing the couple to marry as planned, authorities said.
- A Washington wedding day nearly derailed when a thief stole Bluetooth speakers and alcohol, but off-duty authorities in the wedding party recovered the stolen items before the ceremony.
- Groom Alex Morris struggled to keep the theft secret from his fiancée, Kathryn, before their wedding of 260 guests. "Kathryn cannot know what's going on," he said.
- Security cameras captured a Jeep driving through the grounds, enabling authorities to track the suspect with three hours before the ceremony. "Do you think you can get those back by 2 p.m.?" Morris asked.
- The couple exchanged vows while authorities read rights to the 55-year-old local man. By the cake cutting, the case was closed; Kathryn later forgave the "little white lie."
- Authorities charged the suspect with second-degree theft. "It's a great story that we're going to be able to tell for years to come," Morris said.
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Love, larceny and a little white lie: how a groom's buddies busted a felonious wedding crasher
A wedding crasher struck hours before a Quilcene ceremony and the guest list happened to include exactly the right people to handle it.
·Seattle, United States
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