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Police say Daniel Esteban Pinedo-Velapatino went on a one-man crime spree Tuesday. 
  
 The 21-year-old Boca man got into a hit-and-run crash in a stolen car, ran off on foot, tried to break into a house before trying to escape in the Intracoastal Waterway, according to Delray Beach police. 
  
 It started at 7:37 a.m. Tuesday when officers saw a silver Lexus sedan hit a beige Toyota sedan at the intersection outside Walgreens at Lindell Boulevard and Federal Highway. 
  
 Police spokeswoman Detective Rachel Van Ness said the driver who caused the crash, identified as Pinedo-Velapatino, sped off, starting a brief chase southbound on Federal Highway. Van Ness said the driver in the car that was hit was hospitalized. 
  
 The chase led police down to Boca Raton, where the car swerved onto Bailey Street. Once the driver realized it was a dead-end road, he stopped. 
  
 Officers pulled out their guns and ordered the driver out of the car but said the driver rolled forward and crashed into a fire hydrant. He turned around and police said the driver intentionally rammed an officer's car twice as he tried to escape the blockade. 
  
 His car instead got stuck in the mud of a house's front yard and that's when police said he jumped out of the car and jumped over two fences as an officer tried to use a Taser on him. He sprinted to the nearby Intracoastal Waterway. ||||| Candace Noonan was getting her son ready for school at their Boca Raton home when a complete stranger walked up and opened the back sliding door. 
  
 “I said, ’Excuse me, can I help you?’” Noonan said. “He said, 'Oh, I’m so sorry. Next door, I’m mowing the lawn. Do you mind if I have a glass of water?'" 
  
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 Thinking the man was a landscaper, Noonan obliged and went to get the man a bottle of water. 
  
 Noonan was unaware that authorities said the man, who was identified as Daniel Pinedo Velapatino, 21, was running from police after leading officers from Delray Beach and Boca Raton on a wild chase, smashing into cars and a police cruiser. 
  
 When Noonan came back with a bottle of water, she said Velapatino had entered the house and was lying on the living room floor, playing with her cats. 
  
 “It was odd, very odd,” Noonan said. “He was stroking my cat. It almost looked like he either was on drugs or he was mentally handicapped.” 
  
 Noonan’s husband started questioning Velapatino, and the stranger fled out the back door. 
  
 ”We saw cop cars driving around the front of our house, and that’s when we sort of put two and two together,” Noonan said. 
  
 Police gave chase, and Velapatino tried to get away by jumping in a canal, but a police boat captured him. 
  
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 Investigators said Velapatino had been up all night taking drugs at a friend’s place. He is accused of stealing thousands of dollars in cash from a friend’s wallet, crashing a Lexus into a number of cars, including a police cruiser and a fire hydrant before he fled on foot. 
  
 Investigators said Velapatino told them he needed the money because he owed his mother $2,000. ||||| Just One More Thing... 
  
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Output:
Daniel Pinedo-Velapatino was apparently so stressed out during a police chase last week he stopped at a stranger's house to play with her cats. The saga began when the 21-year-old allegedly stole $15,000 from a friend in Florida, and police later saw him hit a car at an intersection—while driving a stolen Lexus. Police gave chase when he sped off and hit the highway to Boca Raton; he eventually ended up on a dead-end road, the Sun Sentinel reports. That's when police say he promptly crashed into a fire hydrant, hit an officer's car twice, then got stuck in mud. After breaking away from cops on foot, he ended up at Candace Noonan's back door, WPBF reports. Claiming to be a thirsty landscaper, Pinedo-Velapatino asked for water. And while Noonan obliged, he sprawled on her living room floor to play with her cats. "It was odd, very odd. He was stroking my cat. It almost looked like he either was on drugs or he was mentally handicapped," she tells the station. He eventually fled as cops closed in, ending up in a canal nearby, where police fished him out of the water. Pinedo-Velapatino now faces a slew of charges and claims he stole the money to pay his mom back, the Palm Beach Post reports. (Another police chase ended when this man fled into a police academy.)