NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Nashville police say a visitor in town just nine hours racked up 12 criminal charges.
Police told WSMV-TV that 24-year-old William Todd got in trouble during a bus layover on March 25.
They say Todd, a Kentucky fugitive, first broke into a tourist attraction, stealing a revolver, shotgun and stun gun.
He is also suspected of holding up four nightclub patrons with the stun gun and revolver, carjacking a cab, posing as a hotel worker to rob guests and breaking into an office where he smeared feces on framed law degrees.
He was arrested after taking a cab to another hotel, pulling a knife on the driver and refusing to pay the fare.
He remained in jail Thursday, awaiting trial. Jail records don't indicate if he has a lawyer.
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