ALPHARETTA, Ga. (AP) — Police in Georgia say a man drove a stolen car onto a golf range and left if teetering on the edge of a large target hole.
News outlets report a Topgolf employee called Alpharetta police early Thursday to report the precariously placed Honda CR-V. Alpharetta police spokesman Officer Howard Miller says the netting on the target got underneath the vehicle, preventing it from taking a 6-foot drop.
Police say they safely removed driver 42-year-old Benjamin Beasley, who was arrested on charges including criminal damage to property and theft. Police also were able to remove the car safely. Miller says it seems Beasley used a maintenance path for maintenance to get onto the course.
It’s unclear if entering the course was Beasley’s goal. It’s also unclear if Beasley has a lawyer.
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