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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Jerry O'Connell Clarifies: Not Homeless, Not a Car Thief!

Jerry O'Connell Clarifies: Not Homeless, Not a Car Thief!

23 Jan

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Summary

  • Actor Jerry O'Connell clarified he is not the homeless man in a car theft story.
  • His stolen 1979 Cadillac was recovered by sheriffs after being pulled over.
  • O'Connell jokingly referenced Tom Cruise and Jerry Maguire in his posts.
Jerry O'Connell Clarifies: Not Homeless, Not a Car Thief!

Actor Jerry O'Connell recently addressed public confusion surrounding a news report about his stolen vehicle. He clarified via social media that he is not the homeless individual apprehended driving his 1979 Cadillac, which had been stolen from his driveway.

The vehicle was recovered by the LASD Malibu/Lost Hills Station on January 13, after it was pulled over on the Pacific Coast Highway for speeding. The driver, a homeless man, could not provide proper documentation and claimed the car belonged to a family member.

O'Connell expressed gratitude to the sheriff's department for its swift action in recovering his car. He humorously commented on the situation, even referencing Tom Cruise and his iconic line from 'Jerry Maguire,' a film in which O'Connell also appeared.

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This incident follows O'Connell's viral experience at a lengthy Los Angeles Dodgers game late last year. He documented the extended baseball game, which lasted 18 innings, sharing his humorous frustration about its duration and his need to attend to personal necessities.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Yes, Jerry O'Connell's 1979 Cadillac was stolen from his driveway and later recovered by the sheriff's department.
No, Jerry O'Connell clarified on social media that he is not the homeless man mentioned in the news report about his stolen car.
The stolen 1979 Cadillac was recovered by the LASD Malibu/Lost Hills Station after it was pulled over for speeding on the Pacific Coast Highway.

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