There are camera thieves and then there are stupid camera thieves. This is the story of the latter. Chris Rochester, 25, of La Crosse, said his camera was stolen a few weeks ago from a ca. Police eventually arrested the suspect and returned the camera to Rochester. Then, when Rochester used the camera again, he found 20 other segments the suspect apparently recorded.”This is my house, yes, and a stolen camera that I stole. But it’s OK, the cop won’t figure it out,” the suspect says in the 79-second video, as he pans around a home and points out the kitchen and bathroom. Later he adds, “Oh yeah, to introduce you, my name is Houaka Yang. So yeah, how do you do.” “Then it hit me pretty quickly as to what it was,” Rochester said. “I was astounded. I was like, ‘Wow, I can’t believe this.'” Yang was already in custody, but Rochester decided to have fun with the video by sharing it with friends. So he uploaded it to YouTube under the title “Confessions of a stupid criminal: Thief is sure he won’t get caught.” As reporters began asking him about the video he began to realize it was more entertaining than he first thought, he said. Security videos at Feehan’s home showed two suspects rifling through the car in his driveway. Investigators showed the footage to officials at a local high school, who identified one suspect, La Crosse police Sgt. Randy Rank said. The 14-year-old in turn identified Yang, he said. Rank said police weren’t concerned that Rochester uploaded the video even <b>…</b>