Louie Negron is a super super. He's the 30-year-old superintendent of a building that saw more than its share of car break-ins and even his own car was a target.
"The entire neighborhood had been under siege from this guy," Negron said.
So over the weekend he staged a stakeout. He spent the night in his fire engine red Ford Explorer with nothing but his bible and his thoughts.
At daybreak, he was about to give up when he saw action on the street.
"I said right away this is the guy," Negron said.
You can see the man snooping around cars in the lot and Negron jumping out of his car.
"I said this can't be real this guy just ran home," Negron said.
Police arrested 23-year-old Robert Brascia and found several phones including his own!
"He does look after everyone in the building. That's Louie!" a tenant said.
Now Negron is basking in the glow of his grateful tenants for taking a stand, some say he'd be a great cop.
"He can keep the apology. I forgive him either way," Negron said.
But Negron is a God fearing, future minister, and if anything he says this experience has showed him that he's on the right path.
