"It wasn't me! - David Schwimmer films himself in a New York supermarket after police release picture of a suspected thief who looks like him

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David Schwimmer has shared a hilarious video of himself as an alibi after police released a photo of a suspected thief who looks so much like him.  
Blackpool Police were looking for help to find a suspected thief, so they shared a photo of the thief online and so many social media users responded, pointing out the man's likeness to the Friends actor.


The suspected thief, who is David Schwimmer's look-alike, was pictured in a supermarket in Blackpool, England, with a carton of beers. Police said he stole a coat, cellphone, and wallet from a restaurant in Blackpool on Sept. 20.
When the man's likeness to Schwimmer was pointed out, the 51-year-old actor filmed a video of himself in a supermarket, dressed like the suspected thief and also carrying a carton of beer. He shared the video to Twitter.

He captioned the video:
Officers, I swear it wasn't me. As you can see, I was in New York. To the hardworking Blackpool Police, good luck with the investigation.




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