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Patrick Committed In Patrick's Criminal Career

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One “thinking error” that Patrick committed during his criminal career was his laziness. He did not want to flight constantly from San Diego to Oklahoma especially in the winter. He decided instead to give his business partner an ATM card where she will be able to take money out. However, he did not take into account that there are cameras that are recording her making multiple withdraws to an account that is not hers.

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