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Dustin Kelly and Amanda Carr allegedly tricked a woman into letting them charge a phone in her car before stealing the phone amid the chaos of Hurricane Isaiah.

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At least three people have been arrested in Florida for taking advantage of the chaos left by Hurricane Isaiah to steal a car and loot a store.

Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons said in a video posted to Facebook that Dustin Kelly, 30, and Amanda Carr, 29, allegedly approached a woman and claimed the two were in the area running errands after the storm.

Kelly and Carr told the woman their phone was dead and asked for help charging it, prompting her to let them into her car to plug it in. Simmons said Carr was "crying" because he didn't have a charger.

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Dustin Kelly was arrested after he was accused of stealing a woman's car in Escambia County, Florida, after he and Amanda Carr claimed they needed help charging their phones. (Escambia County Sheriff's Office)

After the woman got out of the car, Kelly and Carr allegedly drove off and stole the vehicle.

A deputy who spotted the vehicle nearby and chased it before the crash, and no one was seriously injured.

"So these two angels pretended they needed a charged phone and ended up stealing a car. Unfortunately for them, they didn't realize that the Escambia County Sheriff's Department was all over people like them and now they're going to jail," Simmons said.

Kelly was charged with robbery, fleeing or eluding police, possession of marijuana, and aggravated robbery.

Amanda Carr was arrested after helping steal a woman's car in Escambia County, Florida, as the area dealt with the aftermath of Hurricane Isaiah. (Escambia County Sheriff's Office)

According to Simmons, a deputy witnessed the incident and was able to stop it.

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"The Escambia County Sheriff's Office was out in full force and we were able to pull up, we saw him and he took off running, but he didn't get very far," Simmons said.

According to the Escambia County Sheriff's Department, Van Gray Spikes Jr. was arrested after allegedly trying to break into a 24-hour convenience store while the power was out following Hurricane Isaiah. (Escambia County Sheriff's Office)

Simmons said Spikes Jr. was charged with possession of burglary tools, wearing a mask while committing a second-degree felony, attempted burglary of an unoccupied building in an emergency, loitering and prowling, criminal mischief involving damage of $200 or more and obstruction without violence, Simmons said.

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