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 MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A Memphis woman said she feels betrayed after her date stole her car and then used it to go on a date with her God sister. 
 
 As far as nights out go, Faith Pugh said the one she had Saturday with Kelton Griffin was disappointing from the beginning. 
 
 She said when he showed up, he didn’t even bring his own car. 
 
 “I don’t know who dropped him off. He just got dropped off,” Pugh said. 
 
 Pugh said she knew Griffin from their years in high school, but hadn’t spoken to him much lately until he reached out and suggested dinner. 
 
 “He just out of the blue texted me and asked me to go out,” Pugh said. 
 
 They took Pugh’s black Volvo, but then Pugh said Griffin couldn’t decide where he wanted to take her. 
 
 They ended up stopping at an Airport Area gas station. 
 
 “He asked me could I go in the gas station for him to get a cigar,” she said. 
 
 It turns out that was a big mistake. 
 
 “He drove off. I came outside and my car was gone,” Pugh said. 
 
 Pugh said her mother picked her up, but then she got a surprising text from her God sister, saying Griffin had asked her out. 
 
 “I said, ‘Okay, well send me the address to where you at, and I’m on my way. Tell him to come on,’” she said. 
 
 Pugh said they used the GPS on her God sister’s phone to tail Griffin before losing him, but then found him again at a drive-in movie theater on Summer Avenue. 
 
 Pugh said he was in her car with her God sister. 
 
 “He let her drive, so she drove him to the drive-in. He didn’t even have any money. She actually paid their way to get in the drive-in just so I could get my car back,” Pugh said. 
 
 Police arrested Griffin that night. 
 
 It’s not his first arrest. 
 
 In 2016, police said he and two other men ate out before robbing a restaurant. 
 
 If he’s looking for company for his next meal out, Pugh said he needn’t look to her. 
 
 “I hope he’s in jail for a long time. I never want to speak to him ever again,” she said. ||||| MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC)-- A man is accused of stealing a car on a date and using it to take another woman on a date. 
 
 A woman reported her car stolen Saturday after Kelton Griffin went to her house to go on a date. 
 
 According to a police report, Griffin stopped at Marathon station on Winchester Road and asked the woman to get him some cigars. While she was in the building, he drove off in her Volvo. 
 
 WMC is reporting that the victim said she tried to contact Griffin but he would not answer her calls and deleted her from social media. 
 
 Later in the evening, another woman texted the victim that Griffin had asked her on a date. 
 
 The victim relayed information about the date and led police to the Summer Drive-In theater. 
 
 Officers found Griffin in the driver seat of the Volvo and took him into custody. 
 
 Griffin is charged with theft of property. ||||| By Megan Harris and Margaret Harding 
 
 Carla Harris saw blood on her daughter's blue jacket before paramedics arrived, and she knew Shamera was dead. 
 
 On Monday, no sunlight permeated the East Liberty home where family members and friends invited the Tribune-Review to talk about the life of Shamera Harris, 12, who died the night before when her father's Ford Explorer rolled backward, dragging the girl into a tree while her mother tried frantically to crawl into the driver's seat and put the SUV in park, she said. 
 
 The girl's father, Richard Benton, 53, slurred his speech and smelled of alcohol at the scene of the crash on Schenley Manor Drive, according to the criminal complaint police filed when charging him with drunken driving. 
 
 Carla Harris said Benton “seemed normal” when he dropped by late Sunday and offered to pick up Shamera and a friend from The Waterworks mall. 
 
 “If I had known he was drinking, I never would've let him (drive),” she said. 
 
 On their way to the other child's home on Schenley Manor Drive, Benton pulled over to snap a picture. Benton was “messing around with the gear shifter” just before Shamera stepped out of the car, police said Harris told them. 
 
 Officials weren't sure how the SUV caught the girl or how quickly the car rolled back. Collision investigators will inspect the vehicle, Lt. Daniel Herrmann said. He called the incident a “terrible accident.” 
 
 “If there's reason to believe (Benton) is responsible for this girl's death, then there will be charges,” Herrmann said. 
 
 Teachers at Pittsburgh Obama 6-12 School said through Pittsburgh Public Schools spokeswoman Ebony Pugh that Shamera was “a quiet, pleasant young lady who always followed the rules in every one of her classrooms.” The school was closed because of a power outage, but counselors will be available on Tuesday, Pugh said. 
 
 Funeral arrangements through Cleft of the Rock Ministries were not finalized. 
 
 Shamera is the second in her family to die suddenly, the family said. 
 
 One relative, Jacquet Bazemore, 63, of Highland Park, pointed to a pair of fading photographs on top of the family's television. Shamera, age 8 or 9, grins in pastels beneath long, dark braids. Shakkeem Harris, then a toddler, laughs with his father, Shawn. Two years ago, officers found Shakkeem, at age 22, face-down and shot in Morningside's Joe Natoli Field. 
 
 “We've endured so much tragedy,” said Joyce Harris, their grandmother. “Now both our babies are gone.” 
 
 It's hard to reconcile senseless mistakes, Shawn Harris said. 
 
 Carla Harris, 51, a longtime crossing guard at Dilworth School in Highland Park, called Shamera her miracle baby and best friend. 
 
 “I wasn't supposed to have children, but God blessed me with her at 40. We did everything together,” she said. “She walked to my post at 4:30 (p.m.) every day, her and all her girlfriends. Now I'll see them cross and not my baby girl.” 
 
 Officers said Benton refused field and chemical sobriety tests. He was released from Allegheny County Jail midday under conditions that he report to court at 10 a.m. Tuesday and participate in a substance-abuse treatment program. 
 
 Court records indicate Benton, whom Harris said is a school bus driver, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in Georgia in 1996 and to simple harassment in 2012. Allegheny County records don't indicate whom Benton harassed. 
 
 Megan Harris and Margaret Harding are Trib Total Media staff writers. Reach Harris at 412-388-5815 or mharris@tribweb.com. Reach Harding at 412-398-7543 or mharding@tribweb.com.
– From the annals of classy guys: A Tennesee man is accused of stealing a woman's car to use on a date with her godsister that same night, the Commercial Appeal reports. Kelton Griffin, 21, allegedly took out Faith Pugh last weekend in her black Volvo because he had no wheels himself. "He just out of the blue texted me and asked me to go out," Pugh tells WREG. And when they did, she says, "he asked me could I go in the gas station for him to get a cigar." Emerging from said station, she saw no Griffin and no car. Picked up by her mother, Pugh says she got a text from her godsister—saying Griffin had asked her on a date. Pugh and her mom apparently followed them via GPS on her godsister's phone, and found the pair watching a movie at a drive-in. "He let her drive," says Pugh, "so she drove him to the drive-in. He didn't even have any money. She actually paid their way to get in the drive-in just so I could get my car back." Griffin was soon arrested by Memphis police and charged with property theft, per Lex 18. Police say he's been arrested before, for robbing a restaurant with two other men in 2016. Seems Pugh isn't exactly waiting for his call: "I hope he's in jail for a long time," she says. "I never want to speak to him ever again."