Police arrested a man they said stole a shuttle bus from JFK Airport, and drove it across New York City.
There were no passengers on board. No injuries were reported.
Police have arrested a man accused of stealing an American Airlines shuttle bus from JFK Airport and driving it across New York City. The man does have several prior arrests, mostly for theft, but this is his first stolen vehicle arrest, police said.Police have arrested a man accused of stealing an American Airlines shuttle bus from JFK Airport and driving it across New York City.
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