Isaias aftermath brings arrests after suspects allegedly trick woman into letting them in car, store looted

At least three people were arrested in Florida after allegedly exploiting the chaos left behind by Hurricane Isaias to steal a car and loot a store.Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons said in a video posted to Facebook that Dustin Kelley, 30, and Amanda Carr, 29, allegedly came up to a woman and claimed the two were in the area doing work in the hurricane's aftermath.Kelley and Carr told the woman their phone had died and asked for help charging it, prompting her to let them inside her car to plug it in. Simmons said Carr was "crying" because she didn't have a charger.RON DESANTIS DEPLOYS AN ARMY OF LINEMEN AS FLORIDA RACES TO CLEAR ROADS, RESTORE POWER AFTER ISAIAS' LANDFALLAfter the woman got out of the car, Kelley and Carr allegedly drove off and stole the vehicle.A deputy who was nearby spotted the car and gave chase before it crashed, leaving no one seriously injured."So these two angels pretended like they needed a phone charged and ended up stealing a car. Unfortunately for the