Ashdon Gibb went on a crime spree yesterday around suburban Atlanta, but before he lost his freedom, he somehow lost his clothes.
His morning started with a cup of coffee and grand theft auto in Decatur, he then drove 30 miles north to John's Creek to go shopping, 5-finger-discount style.
He then found himself in the front yard of Cori Davenport's sprawling home. Gibb just ran right inside through the open garage door.
"He must've really liked it there, because he got REALLY comfortable," says Davenport. She's referring to the fact that he was doing all this romping around her home in the buff--that's right, he was sans-clothing the entire time. "Well, until he got hungry," she says. That's when he was busted by Davenport, who called the cops.
"He was a fast runner, since he didn't have clothes weighing him down." Gibb was arrested a short time later. He is facing with multiple charges of burglary, criminal trespass and impersonating a police officer. How he did that minus clothing wasn't explained at the time of this report.
