A Charger was taken out of the Martin County Sheriff's Office impound lot after someone cut through the fence during the night. Detectives traced the vehicle used in the break-in back to a local company and went to recover it. Working with the West Palm Beach Police Department, detectives contacted the company's owners, who cooperated and identified one of their workers, Allen, from their own security footage. Allen was located and arrested on an outstanding warrant for fleeing and eluding, then brought in for questioning about the impound break-in. During the interview, Allen admitted to cutting the fence and taking the car, saying he was tired of the vehicle being impounded and wanted his belongings, including his late mother's ashes, out of it. He was charged with seven felonies. He also stated the car had since been repossessed, and a repossession company later confirmed the vehicle had been voluntarily surrendered through the lienholder. No narration. No filler. Just the footage and the facts on screen, exactly how it happened. Full case archive: bodycamzero.com An arrest is not a conviction. All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Bodycam Zero does not editorialize the events shown.