Sheriff: Man reported car jacking so he had alibi while cheating on girlfriend

MACON, Ga. -- A man was arrested Tuesday night for allegedly falsifying a car jacking so his girlfriend wouldn't know he was at another woman's house.

Brock Allen Brooks, 23, was charged with with false report of a crime and false statements after he admitted to lying on a witness statement form.

According to a report from the Bibb County Sheriff's Office, Brooks reported that he was car jacked by two men with guns while at a yield sign at N. Napier and Napier Ave.

A deputy reported that he asked Brooks a series of questions to get further information, but none of his answers were complete.

He said that the car was a red Ford Focus and that the "cousin of a cousin of the owner" lent him the keys, according to the report.

Brooks said that he wanted to leave and to go his job at McDonald's. However, the deputy noted that he was wearing sweat pants with a marijuana logo and no uniform.

A store clerk who said he saw Brooks earlier in the evening told deputies that Brooks arrived and left on foot and that he never saw a Ford Focus in the parking lot.

The report states that once the deputies told Brooks they did not believe his story, he confessed that he made it all up so he had an alibi to tell his girlfriend while he was at another woman's house.