A Comedian Used An iPhone-Shaped Cookie To Trick Cops Into Pulling Him Over
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LA-based comedian Randy Liedtke regretted using cookies to trick cops into pulling him over this week after he realized there was a warrant out for his arrest.
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On Wednesday, Liedtke drove around pretending to talk on an iPhone-shaped cookie, hoping to lure cops into trying to give him a ticket.
The plan, he tweeted, was to "just take a bite and ask if cookies are against the law."
According to Liedtke's Twitter account, he did get a police officer to pull him over, who was "confused and angry" when he realized the "iPhone" was in fact a cookie.
But the comedian's plan was derailed when the officer discovered there was a warrant out to arrest Liedtke for unpaid parking tickets. About ten hours after being pulled over, Liedtke admitted defeat:
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