The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that Shepard was also sentenced to a concurrent four years for crashing the car into a Shooter's Gun Shop last April. Charges of torching the car were dropped, so Shepard has that going for him.
Kinder did what every cop will tell you not to do: He left his keys in his Ford Flex crossover.
Shepard's excuse was that he'd taken Ecstasy and was drinking when he stole the car and rammed it into a wall.
Still facing trial is 21-year-old Adam Cromer, who is charged with stealing, tampering and attempted burglary. Cromer says he's not guilty.
Lots of lesson learning here. Kinder learned why you never leave your keys in your car. And Shepard learned why you never take Ecstasy and ram a car into a gun shop.
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@concered citizen
i completely agree, but i also think that Adam Cromer should have got the same punishment. regardless of who he turned in he is just as guilty.
@my cousin austin,
he wouldnt have gotten this.. if it hadnt been peters car, i am tired of the disrespect that jake is getting.. kinder shouldnt have left his keys in his car..
hay yall thats my cousin if it wasnt peters car he wouldve got tht
The kid's actually kind of cute. I'm surprised Kinder didn't request that the judge release the kid to him so he could oversee the kid's "rehabilitation." Maybe he figured the kid wouldn't look good in a lycra cycling outfit.
CC-Thats what I was thinking.
Had it been anyone but Kinder.....
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