Police: Car-theft suspect made case ‘easy’ by leaving clues on cellphone

“Gwinnett County is looking for me and basically I’m on the run,” Harris, 19, allegedly said while chatting on video with a friend. They also talked about marijuana and where to get rid of a stolen car, police said.

Officers say Harris left his phone on the front seat of a car he broke into this month.

“We found searches about how to break into vehicles and then we found a search on how to break into a side window of a vehicle,” police Officer Ted Sadowski said.

Harris stole the car from an apartment complex, possibly by breaking into a woman’s apartment and stealing her purse, Sadowski said.

Surveillance video showed him putting gas in the car, using cash he stole from the victim, Channel 2 reported.

Also, police said while driving the stolen car, Harris recorded videos on Instagram.

For now, he’s at large.

“I don’t think I’ve seen something this easy,” Sadowski said.