Virginia Cop Hired A Hooker That Ended Up Stealing His Car
A Virginia cop hired a hooker that ended up stealing his car! That is not what you want to have happen in that situation.
Hiring a hooker comes with its fair share of risks. You could get busted by the police in some sort of sting, you could get robbed and mugged, you could get a disease, or she could end up stealing your car! It sounds like that’s what ended up happening here. An officer in Virginia hired a hooker named Dream and then had to call it in and report himself after she stole his car, wallet, and police credentials (along with all of his pride). She was later found driving around in his car with another man, who she referred to as her “baby daddy.” Not a great night for that officer.
Did A Virginia Cop Hire A Hooker That Stole His Car?
According to WAVY, J’ron Harry was a Hampton police officer when court documents say he met 20-year-old Alexus “Dream” Copeland on an app. Reports say he hired her for sex on December 30th where they met up at an apartment in Virginia Beach. Harry told police he sent $100 in Apple Pay to Dream for sex and the 2 laid in bed before Harry said they agreed to take a shower together. However, she never joined him. Rather than join him in the shower as they had allegedly agreed, she took off with his phone, keys, wallet, and car (in which his police credentials were inside). He then had to call Virginia Beach Police using a neighbor’s phone and had to explain what happened, per WAVY.
Eventually, law enforcement was able to track her and the vehicle down. When they located her inside the vehicle she was joined by another man who she said was her “baby daddy.” It sounds like she claimed that Harry agreed to let her use his car before admitting that wasn’t true. According to WAVY, Copeland is now facing several charges including: Grand larceny auto theft; grand larceny of greater than or equal to $1,000 not taken directly from another person; credit card fraud of less than $1,000 in 6-month period; prostitution; obtain credit car number–larceny; and grand larceny–stealing motor vehicle.
Harry is not facing any charges for his involvement in this situation but he has been terminated form the Hampton Police Division, per WAVY. The investigation is ongoing and Copeland is expected back in court in March. You can see Dream’s mugshot provided by Virginia Beach Police below.