In this file photo provided by the Islands' Sounder newspaper, chalk drawings of bare feet are shown Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010, on the floor of the Homegrown Market on Orcas Island, Wash., after the store was broken into overnight.
AP Photo/Courtesy Islands' Sounder, Meredith Griffith, File
- In this file photo provided by the Islands' Sounder newspaper, chalk drawings of bare feet are shown Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010, on the floor of the Homegrown Market on Orcas Island, Wash., after the store was broken into overnight.
AP Photo/Courtesy Islands' Sounder, Meredith Griffith, File
- This July 2009 file self-portrait provided by the Island County Sheriff's Office shows Colton Harris-Moore. Bahamas police captured the teenage U.S. fugitive on Sunday, July 11, 2010 bringing to an end the "Barefoot Bandit's" two-year flight from U.S. justice, a senior police official said. Colton Harris-Moore was arrested before dawn on northern Eleuthera island, the police official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the case. He said the suspect would soon be flown to Nassau, the capital, where the Royal Bahamas Police Force would be holding a news conference. (AP Photo/Island County Sheriff's Office via The Herald, File)
- The Curly Tails bar and restaurant in Marsh Harbour, Great Abaco Island, Bahamas, is pictured on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. US teenager Colton Harris-Moore who hop scotched his way across the U.S. and escaped in a stolen plane to the Bahamas lived up to his legend Wednesday, eluding a manhunt after allegedly committing a new series of break-ins on a normally quiet island. Restaurant owner Alistair McDonald told The Associated Press he has surveillance video of the suspect inside his establishment before dawn Tuesday adding that the teen at one point looked directly into a security camera, then shone a flashlight into it to blur the image and turned all three security cameras to face the wall. (AP Photo/Mike Melia)
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