When Claiming Your Child Was Left on a Greyhound Bus Doesn’t End Well

Disclaimer: The individual's face was blurred in the video due to an error by the police agency. We acknowledge that mistakes happen, and we apologize for any confusion this may have caused.
A man at a busy bus station steps off the bus for a quick bathroom break, only to return and find the bus gone, along with his belongings. Panicking, he calls 911, claiming his child is still on the bus. As officers arrive and question him, tension rises as they race to locate the missing child. However, inconsistencies in his story begin to surface. Why would he travel almost an hour away instead of having local police stop the bus to retrieve his child? As officers dig deeper, they meet with dispatch services at the Greyhound station and discover that his and his son's tickets share the exact same invoice number-one that doesn't even exist in the system. The truth comes to light: the child he spoke of never existed. The man fabricated the entire story just to get back on the bus after missing his stop. Making things even worse, officers discover he has three active warrants. He's quickly taken into custody and charged with multiple felonies. But this story isn't over-wait until you hear what he had to say.