Man steals American Airlines bus at JFK Airport, makes it all the way to Manhattan before getting caught, police say
A man allegedly stole an idling American Airlines bus from a parking lot at JFK Airport early Wednesday, authorities say.
No one was in the bus, which was jacked from Lot 12 at the Queens hub shortly before 2 a.m. The NYPD says they think the vehicle was left running and the suspect, a 43-year-old known to them, jumped in and drove off. He made it all the way down the Grand Central Parkway into Manhattan, then drove southbound on the FDR before he was eventually caught at Cadman Plaza West and Middaugh Street, officials said.
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