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Published 10:43 10 May 2022 BST

Marcus Renard Hubbard allegedly made his way into the home in southeast Texas on April Fool’s Day, of all days, and while it's not known exactly what was stolen from the property, he did borrow one thing: a lawnmower.
As you can see in the beyond-befuddling clip, Hubbard can be seen removing the mower before proceeding to cut the grass in the front garden. Totally normal behaviour.
https://twitter.com/MikeSington/status/1523775480289058817?s=20&t=ROWKyh_zUjLf0MbaufpPYw We've heard of thieves who eat everything in the fridge before leaving the house they've just burgled but we've never heard of one that mows the front garden. Sharing the footage and details of the incident on their Facebook last Thursday, Port Arthur Police Department say the burglar fled the scene after officers were called to the scene back in April and that a warrant is still out for his arrest. They went on to urge anyone who might have information as to Hubbard's whereabouts to contact them. If you know this suspect’s whereabouts, contact the local Crime Stoppers organisation and you could even receive a cash reward for bringing this bizarre burglar to justice.
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