MIAMI (WSVN) - A man suspected of stealing a car from a Miami high school busted out his best dance moves when he appeared in bond court, Thursday morning.
Thirty-year-old Calvin Lloyd Griffith began twerking in front of Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Catherine M. Pooler. She was not amused, and set his bond at $18,500.
According to Miami-Dade Schools Police, Griffith was arrested earlier on Thursday, and charged in the carjacking of a vehicle parked at Miami Edison Senior High School.
Police said Griffith entered Miami Edison’s attendance office on Tuesday. Once he entered the office, he removed a person’s car keys from the counter belonging to a 2013 black Volkswagen Passat.
Moments later, he entered the Passat, drove out of the parking lot, and headed east on Northwest 62nd Street.
IN CUSTODY, case solved. Thank you. pic.twitter.com/wJY96cTydo
— Miami-Dade SchoolsPD (@MDSPD) August 10, 2016
Surveillance footage recorded from the school helped police identify Griffith.
Griffith has been charged with burglary in an occupied dwelling, petit theft, third-degree grand theft auto and trespassing a school/school safety zone.
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