Nigga will steal yo stuff

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http://www.kmbc.com/news/kansas-cit...22370532/-/10yuxub/-/index.html?absolute=true


Police ask for help identifying woman in store theft case
Investigators say several high-end purses taken
Published 1:13 PM CDT Oct 10, 2013

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. —Overland Park police have a surveillance picture of a woman they would like to identify after several high-end purses were stolen from a store.


Police said the purses were stolen from a store at 9030 Metcalf Avenue on Sept. 10.

Store workers told police a woman and two teenage girls walked in and picked up merchandise and several purses, and then left without paying for them.

Police said the three drove off in a white 1997 or 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee with gold rims and gold trim. It had a Kansas license plate with a beginning number and letter 1G.

 

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Darius 'I can steal the stink out of shiite' Tumblin

Report: Teen student stole food, drinks from football stadium concession stand by David Whisenant

SALISBURY, NC (WBTV) -
A West Rowan High School student faces felony charges after he was caught with a bag full of food and drinks that he stole from the high school's football stadium concession stand.

According to a report, school resource officer Deputy Walker saw the student leaving the football stadium on Tuesday. When he asked the student what he was doing there, the student replied that he had left his gym bag and went back to get it.

When asked his name, the student replied "Darius Jackson," according to the report, and when asked for the name of his teacher he said he didn't know.

The deputy called for an assistant principal.

The principal then asked the name and the student reportedly refused to answer.

When the deputy told the student to put his bag on the hood of the patrol car, the student refused, according to the report.

After more conversation, the student admitted that his name was Darius Tumblin. When the bag was searched, the deputy found $169 worth of food and drinks.

Tumblin then admitted taking the items from the concession stand.

The items were put back in the stand and Tumblin was charged with felony breaking and entering, felony larceny, and possession of stolen goods.

 

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Derome M. Cavitt

Habitual Offender House Burglar Receives 25 Year Prison Sentence

Madison & Rankin Co District Attorney - DA Michael Guest says that Derome M. Cavitt, 31, has been sentenced to serve 25 years for house burglary. Since Cavitt was sentenced as a habitual offender, he will have to serve his sentence day for day without the chance of probation, parole, or early release.

On February 11, 2013, the Flowood Police Department was called to an apartment complex where the occupants of the apartment had arrived to find their apartment burglarized. The officers noted that the suspect had gained entry into the apartment through a front window of the upstairs unit. The unidentified suspect then stole items ranging from cash to sunglasses to a television and video games.

Investigators processed the crime scene and were able to lift a latent print from the window seal. They then submitted the print to the Mississippi Crime Lab to be processed. The finger print was run through an automated fingerprint system that contains the prints of previously convicted criminals, and Cavitt’s print was identified as matching the prints taken from the window of the residence.

The Flowood Police Department was then able to determine that Cavitt was currently on probation with the Mississippi Department of Corrections. Cavitt also had active warrants for his arrest from Hinds County and the Vicksburg Police Department. Officers were able to obtain two addresses for Cavitt but were not able to locate him at either address. The U.S. Marshall’s Service was then notified and they were able to arrest Cavitt the following day.

Cavitt was interviewed following his arrest and he admitted to being at the apartment complex to visit his sister, but he denied breaking into the apartment.

Guest stated, “Home burglary is one of the most intrusive crimes we prosecute because it takes away our sense of privacy and safety. I am glad that the jury after hearing all the evidence returned a verdict that will prevent him violating the safety of others. ”

Cavitt has been previously convicted in 2003 in Hinds County of Strong Arm Robbery. He has been convicted in 2006 in Madison County of Possession of Cocaine. And finally, he has been convicted in 2011, in Hinds County of Possession of Cocaine.

 

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Konter Kelley

Police make arrest in brutal robbery of liquor store

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. —
Pine Lake and DeKalb County police arrested a man they say punched a liquor store owner in the head during a shoplifting attempt and put that owner into a coma.

Police arrested Konter Kelley, 31, late Wednesday afternoon and charged him with the attack on Mensaft Abraham, owner of the American Package Store on Rockbridge Road.

According to investigators, Abraham tried to stop Kelley from stealing a bottle of vodka.

During the confrontation, they said Kelley punched Abraham in the head. The force knocked Abraham down, causing him to hit his head on the floor. They said Kelley got away in a Honda.

Abraham's wife, Lemlem Abraham, said the impact caused severe brain damage. She said he is currently in critical condition in intensive care at Grady Memorial Hospital. She said he remains in a coma and cannot breathe on his own. She said doctors want to run more tests.

Pine Lake Police said one of their officers spotted Kelley's Honda and made a traffic stop. He was arrested shortly afterward and charged with aggravated battery and criminal damage to property.

But police added more charges could be pending, depending on Abraham's recovery.

Abraham's business neighbors were happy to hear about the arrest.

"It was important because we all wanted it," said Spencer Watson. "Now, we can kind of rest and just move on, and hopefully Abraham gets OK."

 

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Daryl Fitzgerald Warren Jr.

1 suspect arrested in armed Enterprise home invasion by John Shryock

ENTERPRISE, AL (WSFA) -
The Enterprise Police Department says it has arrested one suspect in connection to a home invasion that happened last Saturday night.

Daryl Fitzgerald Warren Jr., 22, of Enterprise, is now charged with two counts of robbery 1st degree and one count of theft of property 1st degree.

The incident happened around 9 p.m. on On October 5 when four males invaded a home in the 1400 Blk of Shellfield Road. Police say the victims reported that at least two of the suspects were armed with handguns.

The suspects then forced the residents to lay face down while they burglarized the home, stealing cash and jewelry from the victims.

The residents were not injured during the robbery.

No other information is immediately available regarding the other three suspects. The case remains under investigation.

Warren is currently in the Coffee County Jail.

 

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http://www.kmov.com/news/crime/Suspects--227158051.html

Two charged with snatching smartphones from MetroLink passengers
Posted on October 9, 2013 at 8:41 PM

(KMOV) -- Two alleged thieves are behind bars charged with snatching cell phones right from the hands of MetroLink passengers.

Delas Carter, 23, and Roderick Roberson Jr., 21, were each charged Wednesday with robbery and theft.

 

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http://fox6now.com/2013/10/10/two-m...-of-copper-wire-from-harley-davidson-factory/

Two men charged with theft of copper wire from Harley-Davidson Factory

Posted on: 7:22 pm, October 10, 2013

MILWAUKEE (WITI) — 48-year-old Dennis Hardwick of Milwaukee and 49-year-old William Rogers of Milwaukee have been charged in connection with the theft of copper wire from Harley-Davidson’s Pilgrim Road Factory in Menomonee Falls.


Hardwick and Rogers each face one count of theft of movable property, greater than $10,000, as party to a crime.

A criminal complaint in the case says officials on October 7th met with security officials at the Harley facility, who notified them the facility was missing 46 spools of copper wire. Each contained approximately 300 pounds of the copper wire. Each spool was valued at $1,410.

 

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Tyvon Beasley

Shaw University student allegedly tried to rob 2 homeless people
Vid at link

RALEIGH (WTVD) -- A student at Shaw University is facing charges in connection with an alleged robbery in downtown Raleigh Thursday night.

Authorities tell ABC11 that Tyvon Beasley allegedly tried to steal two scarves from two homeless people on Fayetteville Street, when one of the victims flagged down a Raleigh police officer.

Police arrested Beasley at the scene. The 18-year-old freshman from Belvidere, North Carolina is currently in custody on attempted common law robbery charges.

Authorities have not said if Beasley was involved in another attack on Fayetteville Street last week. In that incident, a homeless woman and another person were punched by a group of young men.

 

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Henry Benton

Police: One arrest could solve crimes across Memphis by Justin Hanson
Vid at link

MEMPHIS, TN -
(WMC-TV) - A man, who is incriminated in a theft bust which could solve a number of crimes across Memphis, is answering to a judge Friday.

According to police, Henry Benton, 43, is being accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise.

It all began when undercover officers spotted a stolen car. They were able to arrest him in Southeast Memphis Thursday afternoon.

In the car, officials discovered quite a few items. These stolen goods include a FedEx id, clothing, redbox movies, magazines, a GPS, and sunglass.

Investigators are now warning you to take this theft seriously. Their message is to stow it and not show it.

"Nobody wants to go through this. Nobody wants their own property and the things they've worked hard for, saved for, to be stolen," declared Colonel Mike Ryall of the Memphis Police Department.

Ryall is encouraging for citizens to always lock their things up in a secure place.

Benton is scheduled to appear in court 8:30 a.m. Friday. He is being charged with burglary, auto theft, and theft of property.

 

[raymond]

so that's every day businness in america there is no more the american dream

 

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so that's every day businness in america there is no more the american dream

That is correct!

Ira Williams

Man arrested after Rankin County manhunt by Angela Williams

BRANDON, Miss. —A manhunt ended with an arrest Thursday in Brandon.

Rankin County sheriff's deputies arrested Ira Williams, 21, on Willow Grande Circle in Brandon. He's accused of stealing money from a home in the Castlewoods neighborhood while he was doing landscaping work, authorities said.

Sections of the neighborhood were locked down for hours Thursday during the search.

Deputies said Williams was found hours after the theft was reported and he put up a fight before he was arrested.

Williams is charged with house burglary, carrying a concealed weapon, resisting arrest and assault on a law enforcement officer, authorities said. He's also wanted in Louisiana in connection with an armed robbery, investigators said.

 

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http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2013/10/11/suspect-sought-in-berkeley-tip-jar-thefts/

Suspect Sought In Berkeley Tip Jar Thefts
October 11, 2013 8:06 AM

BERKELEY (CBS SF) — Police were asking for the community’s help in identifying a man wanted in connection with three thefts from local businesses in North Berkeley in recent weeks.

The suspect entered local businesses and stole tip jars and customers’ property, according to police.

On Sept. 13 at about 6:15 p.m., a laptop was stolen from a business in the 1500 block of Shattuck Avenue. A tip jar was stolen on Oct. 5 at about 8:40 p.m. from a business in the 1800 block of Euclid Avenue and a second tip jar was stolen on Oct. 6 at about 4:15 p.m., also in the 1800 block of Euclid Avenue, police said.

Surveillance video captured images of the suspect, who was described as a black man between 35 and 40 years old, standing between 5 feet 7 inches and 5 feet 10 inches tall.

 

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http://www.wishtv.com/news/local/police-arrest-mom-for-trying-to-steal-42-items-from-walmart

Police arrest mom for trying to steal 42 items from Walmart


Updated: Friday, October 11, 2013, 12:00 PM EDT

BEECH GROVE., Ind. (WISH) - An Indianapolis mother was arrested Tuesday after police say she was caught trying to steal 42 items from Walmart by hiding them in her child's seat.

Kyla Price, 20, was arrested and preliminarily charged with theft. She was with her two children, a 1-year-old female and a 3-year-old female.

Reports said a store employee was monitoring the store's video surveillance and saw a woman, later identified as Kyla Price, 20, place several items in a plastic tote including a decorative trash can, diapers and fake nails on the lower rack of a shopping cart. She also concealed a shower curtain behind her daughter who was sitting in a child seat in the cart.

The employee told police Price made her way to the check out counter and paid for items in the cart's basket but did not pay for any items located on the bottom of the cart. As she was leaving, the employee stopped her. When asked why she didn't pay for the items found on the bottom of her cart, she said she was taking them to the layaway area. The employee didn't believe she would put those type of items on layaway and called police. The layaway area was not located in the direction she was heading.

Police say Price was uncooperative during her arrest. They say she had been caught twice before for shoplifting at Walmart.

 

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http://www.rrdailyherald.com/news/f...cle_67df3d22-31e3-11e3-b324-0019bb2963f4.html

3 former employees of HCC face theft charges
Updated: 12:06 pm, Fri Oct 11, 2013.

Investigation into missing items at Halifax Community College has led to three arrests in connection with the ongoing investigation.

Halifax County Interim Sheriff Wes Tripp said the North Carolina State Auditor’s Office initiated the probe in June 2012 after discrepancies were discovered in the college’s inventory of media equipment purchased to assist the institution with updating its instructional methods.

After the auditors confirmed the discrepancies, Tripp said, the college performed its own internal investigation but then turned everything over to the Weldon Police Department June 7, 2012. Tripp said Weldon Police Chief Mark Macon requested the Sheriff’s Office take over the investigation on April 29, 2013.

“We’ve never had a problem asking outside agencies to help us with cases,” Macon said.

“We were never the sole agency investigating the case. The state auditor’s office initiated it but due to our resources and with one of the suspects living out of state we made a request through the D.A.’s office and met with (then-Sheriff Jeff Frazier) and they agreed to take the case.”

Macon said his second-in-command and primary investigator on the case, Capt. James Avens, is a part-time professor at the school as well.

In the interest of disclosure, Tripp said he has “at least six” employees in his office working part-time at the college as well, teaching firearms, Basic Law Enforcement Training as well as other subjects.

Tripp said Capt. Rich Somogyi, Maj. Scott Hall and Chief Deputy Bruce Temple all worked leads in the investigation and did not leave the county.

During the investigation five of nine missing iPads valued at $500 each were recovered, Tripp said.

Tripp said three suspects in the case — former Vice President of Curriculum Dr. Harriett Morrison, 62, of Rutherglen, Va.; current Administrative Assistant Tuwana Jones, 33, of Roanoke Rapids; and former Instructional Designer Shauna Jones, of Roanoke Rapids — turned themselves in at the Sheriff’s Office and were charged with felonious larceny by employee and possession of stolen property.

 

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Michael Kenneth Moore

Most Wanted: Michael Kenneth Moore by Harve Jacobs

NORTH CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -
North Charleston Police are looking for 54 year old Michael Kenneth Moore.

Moore is wanted for 16 counts of forgery.

Detectives say Moore forged checks belonging to two elderly people, ages 88 and 92.

Authorities say the phony checks were for more than $2,000.

Investigators say the elderly victims allowed Moore to stay with them until he found a job.

Moore stands 6'0" and weighs about 177 pounds. His last known address was on Atlas Street in North Charleston.

Anyone with information should call Crime Stoppers at 554-1111.

 

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http://wtvr.com/2013/10/14/samuel-mamudu-arrest/

Man arrested for Jesus jewelry theft

Posted on: 11:09 am, October 14, 2013

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WTVR) – A man accused stealing a golden Jesus necklace and other jewelry from a Chesterfield mall was arrested on Sunday.


Samuel G. Mamudu, 25, of Henrico, is charged with robbery, use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.

Police said Mamudu robbed Prince Jewelers in Chesterfield Towne Center last week.

Mamudu flashed a gun during the robbery, police said.

No one was injured in the incident.

 

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http://www.local10.com/news/cameras-catch-ipad-robbery/-/1717324/22429168/-/ut8j0e/-/index.html

Video at link

Cameras catch iPad robbery
Woman unable to catch robber who stole her iPad on Broward County Transit bus
Updated On: Oct 14 2013 02:17:20 PM EDT

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. -

Cameras on board a Broward County Transit bus caught a man snatching a woman's iPad and running off with it.

The robbery happened in the 5500 block of West Hallandale Beach Boulevard on Sept. 27, according to the Broward Sheriff's Office.

The robber, seen wearing red shorts and a white t-shirt, sat near the woman after boarding the bus in East Hallandale. He pulled the stop switch and waited near the rear door for the bus to stop.

When the bus doors opened, he grabbed the iPad and ran north on Southwest 55th Avenue. The woman chased after the robber but failed to catch him.

 

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http://www.khou.com/news/crime/4-wo...sions-from-south-Houston-shop--227746401.html

4 women accused of stealing $15K worth of hair extensions from south Houston shop
Posted on October 14, 2013 at 7:01 PM

HOUSTON – Police say four women captured on camera stealing hair extensions were identified after they reportedly tried to use social media to sell the products.

The hair heist was captured on surveillance camera on Sept. 16 at a shop called Mr. Indian Hair located on Almeda in south Houston.

The shop’s owner Kehlin Farooq said the products he carry are in high demand.

“You have so many celebrities wearing this type of hair now, and a lot of women want that look,” he said.

Farooq said a bundle of human hair costs between $150-$200.

“The average woman wears three for a full head,” he said.

It’s a lucrative business, which is why he is not surprised thieves targeted his store. The surveillance video shows four women walking into the store and talking with the lone employee.

Farooq said they asked his employee, his niece, about a piece of hair that wasn’t on the floor.

“They knew exactly what they were doing,” he said.

When she walked to the back of the store, the video shows three of the women grab several hangars of hair while the fourth woman is seen running out to drive the getaway car.

Farooq said between $15,000 and $20,000 dollars worth of hair was taken.

Despite having surveillance video, he couldn’t identify the thieves. But days later, there was a break in the case thanks to some Good Samaritans who told him his products were being sold on the street and on Instagram.

That tip helped police identify the four suspects.

Gayle Quoquisia and Sherrel Hadnot were arrested. Police are still looking for Alisa Flannagan and Jameisha Kennon.

 

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Joe Mitchell Gillespie

Robbery suspect turms himself into authorities

STARKVILLE, Miss. (WTVA) -- A man wanted by the Starkville Police Department is now behind bars, after authorities say he turned himself into investigators.

Authorities say Joe Mitchell Gillespie, 26, is a suspect in a robbery that happened at the Chevron Station parking lot at 311 Highway 12 in Starkville.

Investigators say Gillespie approached the victim sitting in his vehicle, asked for money, then reached in and grabbed the wallet and fled on foot.

On Monday, October 14, Gillespie turned himself in on a warrant for robbery.

He was transported to the Oktibbeha County Jail, where is he is being held on a $50,000 and is currently on hold with MDOC.

 

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http://www.charlotteobserver.com/20...ce-seek-charlotte-mcdonalds.html#.Ul2qLRAk9qU

Police seek Charlotte McDonald’s robbery suspect
Posted: Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2013

Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect wanted in connection with a robbery last Wednesday morning at a McDonald’s restaurant in Charlotte.

The robbery was reported shortly before 10:30 a.m. at the restaurant in the 5800 block of East W.T. Harris Boulevard. That is near Sharon Amity and Milton roads.

Investigators say the victim was a customer who was sitting at a table in the restaurant when two men assaulted him and took his iPad. The suspect ran off, and police say the victim was not injured.