SEE IT: 'What we get from a good night's hustle': Texas crooks film themselves and video goes to victim's iCloud account
WARNING: GRAPHIC LANGUAGE Two alleged thieves show off $100 bills in a hilarious selfie-incriminating video uploaded to the victim's iCloud account from a nearby Houston Burger King.
Here's an early nominee for video of the year.
Two wannabe Texas gangsters showed off their loot — $5,000 in $100 bills — by filming it on a pilfered iPad at a nearby Burger King, according to a criminal complaint filed by the Harris County District Attorney's Office.
"Hello America. This is Dorian from the money team," one of the alleged thieves, identified as Dorian Walker-Gaines, said in a hilarious video that has since been shared on YouTube.
"This, my good people, is what we get from a good night's hustle," he continued, grinning and mugging for the camera as he waved a wad of cash for good measure.
The clip was inadvertently sent to the victim whose car was broken into by the pair of criminal masterminds when the iPad they were using to make the selfie-incriminating video automatically uploaded the 52-second reveal to the real owner's iCloud account.
Houston police used the video to arrest Walker-Gaines, 20, and Dillian Thompson, 22, on felony theft charges Jan. 21, The Smoking Gun reported. Walker-Gaines is being held on $10,000 bond while Thompson's bond is $5,000.
The duo allegedly broke into an unlocked car in front of a Houston residence on Jan. 8 and took an iPad, laptop and $5,000 cash. Walker-Gaines and Thompson then stopped at a nearby fast-food joint and filmed an epic fail that a friend of the victim titled "Burger King Ballin."
"We just hustle. Don't worry about how," Walker-Gaines said in a video reminiscent to the Prestige Worldwide presentation from the film "Step Brothers."
Thompson: "No $20s, no $5s, no $10s."
Walker-Gaines pointed to the $100 bill and said "read it."
"If you hustle, if you put your bulls--- aside," Walker-Gaines continued, "you worry about what you and yours, you get this."
HARRIS COUNTY JAIL
Dorian Walker-Gaines, 20, and Dillian Thompson, 22, were arrested in Houston after allegedly stealing an iPad and $5,000 in cash from an unlocked car.
Tony Robbins, he's not. The crooks essentially filmed their own confession. The YouTube version has been viewed nearly 750,000 times.
"My friends car got broken into earlier this week," the YouTube poster wrote. "But the thieves ended up going to Burger King and took selfies of themselves not understanding how the Cloud works. After I posted the photos on reddit someone who went to high school linked me to 'Dorian's' Facebook where he had posted this video to his timeline on January 8th. We alerted the investigators and also decided to save this video in case something 'happen' to the one on Facebook."
Who's the hustler now?
Follow on Twitter @jmolinet
WARNING: GRAPHIC LANGUAGE Two alleged thieves show off $100 bills in a hilarious selfie-incriminating video uploaded to the victim's iCloud account from a nearby Houston Burger King.
Here's an early nominee for video of the year.
Two wannabe Texas gangsters showed off their loot — $5,000 in $100 bills — by filming it on a pilfered iPad at a nearby Burger King, according to a criminal complaint filed by the Harris County District Attorney's Office.
"Hello America. This is Dorian from the money team," one of the alleged thieves, identified as Dorian Walker-Gaines, said in a hilarious video that has since been shared on YouTube.
"This, my good people, is what we get from a good night's hustle," he continued, grinning and mugging for the camera as he waved a wad of cash for good measure.
The clip was inadvertently sent to the victim whose car was broken into by the pair of criminal masterminds when the iPad they were using to make the selfie-incriminating video automatically uploaded the 52-second reveal to the real owner's iCloud account.
Houston police used the video to arrest Walker-Gaines, 20, and Dillian Thompson, 22, on felony theft charges Jan. 21, The Smoking Gun reported. Walker-Gaines is being held on $10,000 bond while Thompson's bond is $5,000.
The duo allegedly broke into an unlocked car in front of a Houston residence on Jan. 8 and took an iPad, laptop and $5,000 cash. Walker-Gaines and Thompson then stopped at a nearby fast-food joint and filmed an epic fail that a friend of the victim titled "Burger King Ballin."
"We just hustle. Don't worry about how," Walker-Gaines said in a video reminiscent to the Prestige Worldwide presentation from the film "Step Brothers."
Thompson: "No $20s, no $5s, no $10s."
Walker-Gaines pointed to the $100 bill and said "read it."
"If you hustle, if you put your bulls--- aside," Walker-Gaines continued, "you worry about what you and yours, you get this."
HARRIS COUNTY JAIL
Dorian Walker-Gaines, 20, and Dillian Thompson, 22, were arrested in Houston after allegedly stealing an iPad and $5,000 in cash from an unlocked car.
Tony Robbins, he's not. The crooks essentially filmed their own confession. The YouTube version has been viewed nearly 750,000 times.
"My friends car got broken into earlier this week," the YouTube poster wrote. "But the thieves ended up going to Burger King and took selfies of themselves not understanding how the Cloud works. After I posted the photos on reddit someone who went to high school linked me to 'Dorian's' Facebook where he had posted this video to his timeline on January 8th. We alerted the investigators and also decided to save this video in case something 'happen' to the one on Facebook."
Who's the hustler now?
Follow on Twitter @jmolinet
