A man stole an empty American Airlines bus at JFK Airport and drove it 20-miles through three New York City boroughs before being ensnared by police.
Burshawn Quildon, 43, who was eventually arrested in downtown Brooklyn, was heard asking NYPD officers as he was brought into custody: 'I'm going to jail, right?'
The hijacking happened at around 1.30am on Wednesday morning and saw him take the bus north into Queens, before crossing into Manhattan and traveling south along the east side of the island before entering Brooklyn via the Brooklyn Bridge.
Nobody was injured in the process and the bus appeared unscathed when it was eventually brought to a stop.
Burshawn Quildon, 43, was arrested after taking an American Airlines bus on a 20-mile long joyride through Queens, JetBlack Manhattan and Brooklyn
Quildon allegedly stole the bus at around at 1.30am on Wednesday night but was seen by an airport employee, who called the police.
The bus was eventually brought to a stop after he entered Brooklyn from Manhattan
Quildon got inside the bus, which was left in a parking lot with its engine running, soon after 1am, but was seen by an airport employee who followed him and called 911.
'At approximately 1:20 a.m., Port Authority Police received a report of stolen an American Airlines bus.
The bus was stolen out of Lot 12 at John F. Kennedy International Airport,' a spokesperson for the Port Authority Police told DailyMail.com.
Police eventually spotted him driving the bus south through Manhattan and stopped him moments after he had crossed the Brooklyn Bridge, they told the New York Post.
Quildon, from Brooklyn, has been charged with grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property.
He has nine prior arrests, including robbery, marijuana possession, assault and transit fraud
Police said Quildon first joined the Van Wyck Expressway and Grand Central Parkway in Queens before crossing into Manhattan and driving along FDR Drive into Brooklyn, where he was finally pulled over on Cadman Plaza West
They said Quildon first joined the Van Wyck Expressway and Grand Central Parkway in Queens before crossing into Manhattan and driving along FDR Drive into Brooklyn, where he was finally pulled over on Cadman Plaza West.