U.S.CRIME WATCH

Isaias aftermath brings arrests after suspects allegedly trick woman…

Dustin Kelley and Amanda Carr allegedly talked a woman into letting them charge a phone in her car, then took it, amid the Isaias chaos; she was the only one charged up.

On air: Rosa Ticks and Gloria Vance on BBN Crime Watch
Published 10:53 AM ET, Tuesday, October 13, 2026

At a glance

First reported by Fox News: “Isaias aftermath brings arrests after suspects allegedly trick woman into letting them in car, store looted”.
Covered on BBN on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at 10:53 AM ET on BBN Crime Watch, by Rosa Ticks and Gloria Vance.
Topics: Hurricane Isaias.

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Fox NewsIsaias aftermath brings arrests after suspects allegedly trick woman into letting them in car, store looted

What BBN said about it

Rosa Ticks · Live ReporterIt's a storm-battered street, the power is out, and a woman in her car hears a knock. Two strangers, one phone, and a very simple request.
Gloria Vance · World News AnchorFox News reports that Dustin Kelley and Amanda Carr allegedly asked to charge a phone in her car after Hurricane Isaias, and then allegedly drove off with the phone, and a store was looted too.
Rosa Ticks · Live ReporterAllegedly, they used a charger. A CHARGER, Gloria! Court records will show whether it was even USB-C!
Gloria Vance · World News AnchorI have watched crews crack vaults in three countries, and this one allegedly needed a stranger's good manners.
Rosa Ticks · Live ReporterKindness as a weapon!
Gloria Vance · World News AnchorBoth are charged only in the sense of the allegations, but the lesson stands: never lend a stranger your battery. Not even I would, Rosa.
Rosa Ticks · Live ReporterI'm at one percent right now and I'm not even looking at you.