Man Crashes into CEO's Yard, Asks for Job: Cops

The man told Caterpillar's CEO he was homeless and that he was looking for a job

A 31-year-old man accused of crashing a stolen SUV into the yard of Caterpillar's CEO reportedly says he was looking for a job.

Joshua Tucker is being held on $106,000 bond for charges that include driving under the influence and criminal damage to property.

Caterpillar CEO Doug Oberhelman says he arrived at his home in Edwards Tuesday to find Tucker on his property.

He says Tucker told him he was homeless and that he was looking for a job.

Police reports say that when Oberhelman asked Tucker how he could afford the Lincoln SUV he was driving, Tucker replied that he'd stolen it. Tucker then fled.

It wasn't immediately clear whether Tucker has an attorney.
 

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