Accused of Never Doing Anything Bad, Teenager Commits Crimes

He broke into cars in an apartment complex on Springdale Street, and stole two pairs of sunglasses, two shot glasses, and a tape deck converter. When he was picked up later on South Milledge, eating a sandwich and smelling of alcohol, he told police he planned to return the stolen goods.

Why did an 18-year-old from an upscale Atlanta neighborhood commit a crime? According to a story in the Athens Banner Herald, because someone in a bar told him he had never done anything bad. 

His confessed antics earned 18-year-old Andrew Joseph Watt two felony counts of criminal attempt to commit entering auto, and misdemeanor offenses of loitering or prowling and underage consumption of alcohol.