Cops took a screen grab of Chandler Carlyle, 18, which helped lead to his arrest.
Cops say a Florida teen made a Siri-ously big mistake when he allegedly stole a cell phone and then answered when they gave him a call.
But it wasn't just any call, the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office said a deputy FaceTimed the stolen phone only to see 18-year old Chandler Ridge Carlyle appear on the other end.
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The screenshot he snapped was then shown to the victim, who identified the person as the iPhone thief, police said in a statement.
According to the victim, he and Carlyle were at a friend’s house on Central Avenue when he allowed Carlyle to use his phone to call for a ride home.
The victim claims Carlyle then left with his phone, valued at approximately $600.
The OCSO deputy first sent a text message to the victim’s phone identifying himself and requesting that the phone be returned. He didn’t get any response, so he placed the FaceTime call.
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After the victim ID'd Carlyle, the deputy compared the screenshot to Carlyle's driver's license photo, leading to his arrest.
A warrant was obtained and was served May 21. Carlyle is due back in court in July.
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