 aircraft before being captured in the Bahamas. But the lanky, 6-foot-5 teenager was no Robin Hood, leaving over $3 million in damages in his wake.



by Denise Noe

Ferry boat captain Freddie Grant and ferry service employee Stan Pennerman of the Eleuthera Island of The Bahamas were going about their morning routine on July 10, 2010 when they noticed that the ignition systems on three of the service’s boats had been damaged. The men recalled seeing a tall, white teenager either bathing or swimming in an inlet the previous evening and wondered if he might be connected to the harm. Grant and Pennerman reported the damaged ignition systems and the sighting of the teen to the police.

Police connected this report to others recently received that pointed to a fugitive from the United States, Colton Harris-Moore, often called “The Barefoot Bandit.” In an article for the HeraldNet entitled “After two years, one chapter of Colton Harris-Moore’s escape comes to a close,” Jackson Holtz wrote, “In the Bahamas, video surveillance cameras reportedly captured glimpses of him prowling through bars and restaurants in the sandy, sun-splashed resort islands off the Florida coast. Officials there turned up the heat, handing out wanted posters.”

According to “Barefoot Bandit caught in Bahamas” that was published in The Sydney Morning Herald, the authorities of The Bahamas had been on the lookout for Harris-Moore since “he allegedly crash-landed a stolen plane a week ago on nearby Great Abaco Island, where he was blamed for a string of at least seven break-ins.”

The Associated Press article by Megan Reynolds and Mike Melia entitled “Authorities Target ‘Barefoot Burglar’ in Bahamas,” reported that a surveillance video inside a bar and restaurant on Great Abaco caught Harris-Moore’s image before dawn on July 6, 2010. The article relates that restaurant owner Alistair McDonald “said the teen at one point looked directly into a security camera, then shone a flashlight into it to blur the image and turned all three security cameras to face the wall.” McDonald added, “He seemed pretty relaxed and at ease.” However, Harris-Moore left without actually stealing anything.

Two days prior, on the evening it is believed Harris-Moore crash-landed a plane into a Great Abaco marsh, a service station was
aircraft before being captured in the Bahamas. But the lanky, 6 - foot-5 teenager was no Robin Hood, leaving over $ 3 million in damage in his aftermath. 



 by Denise Noe 

 Ferry boat captain Freddie Grant and ferry service employee Stan Pennerman of the Eleuthera Island of The Bahamas were go about their morning routine on July 10, 2010 when they notice that the ignition system on three of the military service ’s boats had been damaged. The world recalled seeing a improbable, blank teenager either bathing or swimming in an inlet the previous evening and wondered if he might be get in touch to the harm. Grant and Pennerman reported the damaged ignition system and the sighting of the teen to the police. 

 Police connected this report to others recently received that indicate to a fugitive from the United States, Colton Harris - Moore, often called “ The Barefoot Bandit. ” In an article for the HeraldNet entitled “ After two years, one chapter of Colton Harris - Moore ’s escape derive to a close, ” Jackson Holtz wrote, “ In the Bahamas, video surveillance cameras reportedly captured glimpse of him prowling through bars and restaurants in the sandy, sun - splashed resort islands off the Florida coast. Officials there turned up the hotness, handing out wanted post horse. ” 

 According to “ Barefoot Bandit caught in Bahamas ” that was published in The Sydney Morning Herald, the authorities of The Bahamas had been on the lookout for Harris - Moore since “ he allegedly clang - landed a steal plane a week ago on nearby Great Abaco Island, where he was blame for a string of at least seven break - ins. ” 

 The Associated Press article by Megan Reynolds and Mike Melia entitled “ Authorities Target ‘ Barefoot Burglar ’ in Bahamas, ” reported that a surveillance video inside a cake and restaurant on Great Abaco caught Harris - Moore ’s image before dawn on July 6, 2010. The article relates that restaurant owner Alistair McDonald “ said the adolescent at one point look immediately into a security camera, then shone a flashlight into it to blur the image and turned all three security cameras to front the wall. ” McDonald added, “ He seemed pretty relaxed and at rest. ” However, Harris - Moore left without actually steal anything. 

 Two days prior, on the evening it is believed Harris - Moore clang - landed a plane into a Great Abaco marsh, a service station was
 aigcraft before being captmred in the Bahamas. But the lznky, 6-foog-5 teenager was no Robin Hood, lwavint over $3 million in damxges in hps wake.



by Denmse Noe

Ferry boav captaik Fresfie Yrent and ferry sgrvice emplofee Stan Pennesmxn of the Eleuthera Island of The Bahwmas wete going about treir iornjng routine on July 10, 2010 when they noficed tiat the ignitiom systems on three of the dervlce’s boats had beej damaged. Tye mqb recalled sdeing a tall, white teehager either bathing or swimmine in cn inlet thg lrfeious eveniig and wondered if he mighd be comnected to the hacm. Geant and Pennerman re'orted the damaged idnition sfscems and the sighting od the teet to rhe pomire.

Pklice foniected this report to ithers recently rectivqe that pointes to a ftgitive from the United States, Colton Hdrrjs-Moore, often called “Thw Barefoot Bandit.” In wn articlq for the HeraldNet entitled “After two years, one whaptxr of Cjuroj Harris-Moore’s escape comes to a close,” Jacksog Hplnz wrote, “In the Bchamas, video surfellkwnce cameras teportebmy captured glimpses of him prowoing throtgh nars and restaurants in the sandy, sun-spjqshed resort islanbs off the Fuorica cosst. Officials there turued up the heat, hwnding ouf wanted posters.”

Azcogdinc to “Bartwoot Bandit caughe in Bahanas” chat was pubkished in The Syfney Morning Herald, the wuthotities of The Bajamas had been on the lookout for Harris-Moore shncv “he alleyedly grash-landed a seolen plane a ceek ago on ndarby Grean Abaco Ivland, where he was blameg for a strinj of at lqast sevwn breay-kns.”

The Associayed Press article bt Megan Reynolds akd Miys Melia entitleb “Quthorities Tarbet ‘Bawevopt Turglar’ in Bdhamxs,” frportdd that a smrvdillsnce video inside a tar znd restaurant on Brcat Abaco caught Rarris-Moore’s omage before dawn ln Juny 6, 2010. The arjicle relates that restaurant osner Alishaiv McDonald “sayd tme tgen at one 'oint looked directly into a security canera, then shone a dlashlight into it jo nlur the imaje and turned anl three security caneras to face the wall.” McDonald added, “Ge seeked pgetty relaxed and at ease.” However, Harris-Moore left without actually stealung anbtring.

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aircraft before being captured in the Bahamas. lanky, teenager was Robin Hood, leaving in wake. by Denise Ferry boat captain Grant and ferry service employee Stan of the Eleuthera Island of The Bahamas were going about their morning routine July 10, 2010 when they noticed that the ignition systems on three of service’s had damaged. men recalled seeing a tall, white teenager either bathing or swimming in an inlet the previous and wondered if he might be connected to harm. Grant and Pennerman the damaged ignition systems and sighting the teen the Police this report to recently received that pointed to a fugitive from the United States, Colton Harris-Moore, often called “The Barefoot In an the HeraldNet “After years, chapter of Colton comes to a close,” Jackson Holtz Bahamas, video surveillance cameras reportedly captured glimpses of prowling through and restaurants in the sandy, sun-splashed islands off the Florida coast. Officials there turned the heat, handing out wanted posters.” According to “Barefoot Bandit caught in Bahamas” that was The Sydney Morning Herald, authorities of The had on lookout Harris-Moore since allegedly crash-landed a stolen plane a week ago on nearby Great Island, where he was blamed for a string of at break-ins.” Associated Press article Megan Reynolds and Mike entitled Target ‘Barefoot Burglar’ in that surveillance bar restaurant Great Abaco caught Harris-Moore’s before dawn on July 6, The article relates that the teen at one point looked directly into security camera, then shone a flashlight into to blur the image and turned all three security cameras to face wall.” McDonald seemed pretty relaxed and at ease.” However, Harris-Moore without actually stealing anything. days prior, on the evening it is believed Harris-Moore a into a Abaco marsh, a station was
 aircraft before being capturEd in the BahAmas. BUt tHe lAnKy, 6-foOt-5 teEnager was no RobIN HooD, leaving over $3 million in dAmageS iN His wAKe.



By DenIse Noe

FERrY BOat CaPtAin frEDdIe GraNt aNd ferry Service empLoyEe stan PennermaN Of The EleutheRa ISland of The BaHamAs were GoIng ABout tHeiR mornIng rouTIne on JUly 10, 2010 when thEy NOticed THat the iGNItIon sYstems on three of thE SeRVice’s boats had bEen damAgED. THE Men RecAlled seeinG a Tall, wHIte teenAGeR EITheR Bathing or swimMing in an inlET thE previOuS evENing anD wondErED if He might be coNnecTed to the hArm. GraNT and PenNErman rePorted The DamAged IGnItIon SySTemS AnD thE SigHting of tHe TeEn to tHe poLICE.

poliCe cOnneCted tHis report to otHerS recENtlY receIved tHat pOiNted tO a fugiTive fRoM the United StateS, ColTon Harris-mooRe, OftEn CalleD “the BarEfoOt BAndit.” In An articLE foR tHE hErAldNet entitled “AfteR tWO YeArs, one chApter oF coLtON Harris-MOoRe’s EscaPE Comes To a cLOsE,” Jackson holtz wROtE, “IN the BahAmAs, videO sUrvEilLance CAmerAs repoRtedly caPtureD Glimpses of him pROwling through BArS ANd REstaUraNts in the sanDy, suN-SplaShed REsOrt ISlandS off tHe fLoRIda coast. Officials thErE turneD up thE heat, handing oUt wanted poSTERs.”

AccordIng tO “baREfoot Bandit cauGht in bahamas” thaT Was publiShed iN The SydnEy Morning hERald, the aUthOriTieS of tHE BAhamas had been ON The lOoKout for harRis-MoorE siNce “He aLleGeDly crash-lAnded a stOlEn PlAnE a wEek agO On nearby grEat abAco islanD, Where hE was bLameD fOr A StrIng of at LEaST SeveN bReAk-inS.”

ThE ASsociAted pResS articlE by Megan REynOLds aNd miKe Melia Entitled “AuthoRiTies Target ‘baRefOot BurGLAr’ in BahaMas,” reported that a surveilLAnce vidEo iNside A bar And restauRanT on GreAt ABAco cauGht HarRis-MoOrE’s iMAGe befORE dAwn On july 6, 2010. The artICLe rElateS tHat rEstauraNt owner Alistair McDONalD “said the teen aT onE poiNT LoOkeD DiREctLy INto A SEcurity camera, thEn shone a flAsHLiGht into it tO BluR tHe image And turnEd all THree secUrity cameRas to face ThE walL.” mCDoNald added, “HE seemed pRetty relaXEd and AT eAse.” HoWevEr, HarrIs-mooRe lefT withoUT acTuallY stealInG anythIng.

TwO dAys prior, On the evening it is believeD HarriS-MoorE crAsh-landed A plANe iNto a Great abacO marsh, a serVicE stAtion Was
 aircraft before being cap tured in t he Ba ham as.  B ut t he l anky, 6-foot-5 teen ager was no Robin Hood , lea vi n g ov e r$3 mi llion i n  d a m age sin  hi sw ak e.


by  Denise  Noe

Ferr y b oa t captain Fr e dd ie Grant a ndferry servic e e mploye eSta n  Penn erm an of  the E l euther a Islandof The Ba h amas we r e  g oing  about their morn i ng routine on Jul y 10,20 1 0w h enthe y noticedth at th e  igniti o ns y s tem s  on three ofthe service ’ s b oats h ad  be e n dama ged.Th e  me n recalledseei ng a tall , whit e  teenag e r eithe r bath ing  or  swi m mi ng  in  a n  in l et  th e  pr evious e ve ni ng an d wo n d e r ed i f h e mi ght b e connected t o t he h a rm.  Gran t and  Pen ne rmanreport ed th edamaged ignitio n sy stems and  th esig ht ing o f  the t een  to  the po lice.
P oli ce c o nn ected this reportto o th ers rece ntly r e ce iv e d that p oi nte d to a  fugi tive fr om the U nitedS ta te s, Colt on  Harri s- Moo re,  ofte n  cal led “T he Baref oot B a ndit.” In an a r ticle for the He r a ld N et e nti tled “After  two year s, o n echa p ter o f Col to n  H a rris-Moore’s escape  c omes t o a c lose,” Jackso n Holtz wr o t e , “In th e Ba h am a s, video surve illan ce cameras reported ly ca ptured g limpses o f him prow lin g t hro ugh b ar s and restaur a n ts i nthe san dy,  sun-sp las hed  re sor tislands o ff the F lo ri da  c oas t. Of f icials t he retu rne d upt he hea t, ha ndin gou t  wa nted po s te r s .”
Ac co rdin g t o“Bare foot Ban dit cau ght in Ba ham a s” t ha twas pub lished in The  S ydney Morn in g H erald, t he autho rities of The Bahamas h a d beenonthe l ooko ut for Ha rri s-Moor e s i nce “h e alle gedly  c ras h - lande d asto le n plane aw e ekago o nnear by Grea t Abaco Island, wh e rehe was blamed  fo r as t ri ngo fa t l ea s t s e v en break-ins.”
The Assoc ia t ed  Press art i cle  b y Megan  Reynol ds an d  Mike M elia enti tled “Aut ho riti e s  Ta rget ‘Bare foot Bur glar’ inB ahama s ,”  repo rte d that  a  su rveil lancev ide o ins ide aba r andresta ur ant on G reat Abaco caught Harri s-Moor e’s i mag e beforedaw n  on  July 6,2010 . The arti cle  re lates  th a t res taur a nt  ow n er Al ista i r McDonal d  “ sai d th e teen at o n e poi nt lo oke d  direc tlyinto a security c a mera, then sho ne a f las hli g ht i nt o it to blur t heim a g e and tu rn ed all thre e securi ty camer as toface t he wall . ”  M c Donald  add ed,  “He seem edpr e tty rel ax ed and at  eas e. ” Howe ver, H a rris - M oore left withou t act u a lly s t eal ing a ny thing.Twodays prior , on the ev eningit i s bel ieved H ar ris-Mo ore  c rash-lande d  a planeintoa Great  A baco  ma rsh, a  ser v i ce st atio nwas 
 aircraft_before being_captured in the Bahamas._But the_lanky,_6-foot-5 teenager_was_no Robin Hood,_leaving over $3_million in damages in_his wake.



by Denise_Noe

Ferry_boat captain Freddie Grant and ferry service employee Stan Pennerman of the Eleuthera Island_of_The Bahamas_were_going_about their morning routine on_July 10, 2010 when they_noticed that_the ignition systems on three of the service’s_boats_had been damaged._The men recalled seeing a tall, white teenager either_bathing or swimming in an inlet_the previous evening_and_wondered_if he might be_connected to the harm. Grant and_Pennerman reported the damaged ignition systems_and the sighting of the teen to_the police.

Police connected this report to_others recently received that pointed_to a_fugitive from the United States,_Colton Harris-Moore, often_called “The_Barefoot Bandit.” In_an article for the HeraldNet entitled_“After two years,_one chapter of Colton Harris-Moore’s escape_comes_to a close,”_Jackson_Holtz_wrote, “In_the Bahamas, video_surveillance_cameras reportedly_captured_glimpses of him prowling through bars_and_restaurants in the sandy, sun-splashed resort islands_off the Florida coast._Officials_there turned up the_heat, handing out wanted posters.”

According_to “Barefoot Bandit caught in Bahamas”_that was_published in_The Sydney Morning Herald, the authorities of The Bahamas had been_on the lookout for Harris-Moore since_“he allegedly crash-landed a_stolen plane_a_week ago on_nearby_Great Abaco_Island, where he was blamed for a_string of_at least seven break-ins.”

The Associated Press_article by Megan Reynolds_and_Mike Melia entitled “Authorities Target ‘Barefoot_Burglar’ in Bahamas,” reported that a_surveillance video inside a bar_and_restaurant_on Great Abaco caught Harris-Moore’s_image before dawn on July 6,_2010. The article_relates that restaurant owner Alistair McDonald “said_the_teen at one point looked directly_into_a security camera, then shone a_flashlight_into_it to blur the image_and turned all three security cameras_to face the wall.” McDonald added, “He seemed pretty_relaxed and at_ease.” However, Harris-Moore left without_actually_stealing_anything.

Two days prior, on the evening it is believed Harris-Moore_crash-landed a_plane into a_Great Abaco marsh, a service station was