Authorities in San Francisco have arrested an individual for the 13th time in just 18 months over a vehicle theft.

According to the San Francisco Police Department Tenderlion Station’s Twitter account, the individual is a prolific vehicle/motorcycle thief and was most recently spotted riding a classic bike. He was promptly stopped and apprehended.

Over the past 18 months, the man has been arrested on average once every 41 days.

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“On 12/1/2020, at approximately 11:52AM, Tenderloin Station officers conducted a traffic stop on an adult male riding a motorcycle,” the SFPD Media Relations Unit said in a statement. “Through the course of their investigation, the officers determined the motorcycle was reported stolen. Officers arrested 31-year-old Eric Sheridan,” and hit him with charges including vehicle theft, receiving stolen property, a license plate display violation, and possession of a controlled substance.

Details about the latest theft are unclear, but an image shared online shows that the latest vehicle stolen by Sheridan was a black Triumph. Despite being in trouble with the law for vehicle theft so often in such a small period of time, clearly the man hasn’t learned his lesson…