Rich Dean Turns Bike Thief

USF Dean Admits Role In Bike Theft

Abdul Rao, who oversees research grants for the College of Medicine, is on leave with pay until the campus investigation is complete, said USF spokesman Michael Hoad.

In a statement, Rao apologized and said he was trying to help a day laborer who needed transportation.

“I deeply regret this failure in judgment and the unfortunate attention it has generated,” he wrote to USF officials. “… I gave a man who does odd jobs for me permission to use a bicycle that was parked at the center. I acted out of compassion for this nearly homeless man; but I failed to consider that the bicycle belonged to someone on our Alzheimer’s team.”

I love Dean Rao’s attitude about this:

In an interview Friday, Rao said he never intended to keep the bike.

“How stupid would that be? I knew the cameras were there.”

Not stupid. Arrogant.

Here’s the video:

Interesting mea culpa, by the way. Would it have been less a theft if the bike hadn’t belonged to “someone on our Alzheimers’ team?”

It’s also no surprise that Rao would offer as an excuse that he was “helping a nearly homeless man.” This is the true face of the liberal fascist, redistributionist evil: Those who are superior to you in compassion steal your property and give it to people who are more deserving than you are.

Yes, that is exactly how it works. And I’d bet you a lot of money that Dean Rao believes in this sort of thing with all his heart.

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