Summary:
A Florida deputy sheriff has released footage of himself tucking a career for a $10 DVD away from a police officer.

Full article:
A deputy sheriff is out of a job after being charged with stealing a DVD while responding to a report of a convenience-store burglary. Polk County lawman Ernesto McCloud, 28, has been a deputy sheriff since May 2013 after three years as a detention deputy. He was helping respond to a call of a burglary at Mystic Convenience Store on U.S. Highway 17 on Thursday, Nov. 6, when he was caught on security camera stealing the DVD. Deputy sheriff Ernesto McCloud is out of a job after being charged with stealing a DVD while responding to a report of a convenience-store burglary . In the footage, as reported by the Orlando Sentinel, McCould can be seen walking behind the store counter to pick things off the floor, then takes a DVD and slips it behind his notepad and tucked it into his shirt. 'Ernesto McCloud said it best himself,' said Sheriff Grady Judd. 'He threw away a career for a $10 DVD.' He has since been charged with petty theft and armed robbery as he was carrying his department firearm. In the footage, as reported by the Orlando Sentinel , McCould can be seen walking behind the store counter to pick things off the floor, then takes a DVD and slips it behind his notepad and tucked it into his shirt . When confronted by his fellow officers, he said he took the disc because he hadn't seen the movie yet. It has not been confirmed exactly what the film was.