Nigga will steal yo stuff

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http://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/2013...an-robbery-of-teen-girlfriend-prosecutors-say

Woman Used Cooking Pan in Robbery of Teen Girlfriend, Prosecutors Say
Updated on September 29, 2013 5:13pm

COOK COUNTY CRIMINAL COURTHOUSE — A suburban woman is accused of attacking a Chicago teen with a cooking pan, knife and mace during a robbery Friday.

Autumn Leak, 20, of the 12200 block of Fairway Circle in Blue Island, was charged with armed robbery and appeared in bond court on Sunday.

Leak met up with her "on-and-off" teenage girlfriend on Friday at a CTA stop near the girl's home, according to Assistant State's Attorney Bridget O'Brien. The victim is 16, according to a police report.

Leak went back with the girl to her home in the 3000 block of West Jackson Boulevard in East Garfield Park, and invited someone else to come over, O'Brien said.

Leak's accomplice arrived and the three went inside a room, where the unidentified co-assailant pushed the teen onto a bed and held her there, O'Brien said.

Leak told the girl not to move, and during the course of the robbery, the teen was cut by a knife and mace was sprayed in her face, O'Brien said. A cooking pan was also used as a weapon sometime during the robbery, according to the report.

The victim's cellphone along with two computers and two Xbox video-game systems were stolen, according to prosecutors and the report.

The victim suffered a blunt-force injury to her head and a cut to her right arm that required eight stitches, according the report. She was treated and released from Rush University Medical Center, the report states.

Leak was arrested at her home on Saturday after being identified by the victim as one of the two people who robbed her, according to the report.

 

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http://www.whiotv.com/news/news/local/can-you-identify-credit-card-theft-suspect/nbBfW/

Posted: 1:49 p.m. Monday, Sept. 30, 2013

Can you identify this credit card theft suspect?

BEAVERCREEK —

Huber Heights police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man suspected of using a stolen credit card.

Surveillance video from a Beavercreek Walgreens shows an unidentified black male using the stolen credit card information belonging to a Huber Heights resident to purchase gift cards, according to police.

 

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Toronto Spratt

Okolona woman charged with felony shoplifting

SALTILLO, Miss. (WTVA) -- An Okolona woman faces felony charges after her arrest for shoplifting.

Saltillo Police Chief Grant Bailey says Toronto Spratt, 32, is charge with taking a dress valued at $35 from a boutique in the city.

Bailey says the arrest marked the third time Spratt had been arrested for shoplifting and the decision to charge her with a felony.

He says the previous arrests were in Tupelo.

Spratt is currently being held in the Lee County jail on a $500 bond.

She also faces other charges not connected to this case.

 

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2 former bus drivers accused of running ID theft ring by Mike Petchenik

FULTON COUNTY, Ga. —
Two former Fulton County school bus drivers are facing charges they were running an elaborate identity-theft ring out of a local hotel room.

Police told Channel 2's Mike Petchenik a victim in Connecticut called investigators after her credit card company noted fraudulent activity on the card at a Marriott property on Westside Parkway.

When officers got to the room, they said, they immediately became suspicious while talking to Edna Wright.

"Upon visually looking into the room while speaking to her, they noticed numerous credit cards and gift cards laid out on the table," said Officer George Gordon.

Gordon said a search of the hotel room, the Wrights' car and their apartment turned up equipment commonly used to manufacture bogus cards.

"They acquire the correct name to use by using the magnetic scanner to the back of the card," he said. "They'll take that information, emboss the actual name and other identifying numbers on the front of the card, and pass that off as being legitimate."

Petchenik confirmed the couple worked as bus drivers for the Fulton County school system. Spokeswoman Susan Hale confirmed the district only learned of the arrests after Channel 2 inquired about them. She said the Wrights were no longer employed by the department. Police said there's no evidence the couple's job played any role in the alleged crimes.

A woman who answered the door at the Wrights' Alpharetta apartment said they weren't home for comment. Petchenik reached Sherrod Wright by phone, and Wright said he would contact his attorney and get back in touch with Petchenik. So far, he's not heard back from Wright.

Online records show both suspects left the Fulton County jail after posting bond.

 

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Lee Edward Rush

Kemper Co. Burglary Arrest by Andrea Williams
Vid at link

Kemper County, Miss. An arrest has been made and some items recovered from two burglaries in Kemper County. Among the items recovered are: a gun, jewelry, pocket knife and other things that are all thought to have been stolen from the same house . It was June 1st, and then again mere months later on September 1st, when thousands of dollars worth of items were stolen from a house on Highway 16 West of DeKalb. Charged in the case is the victim's next door neighbor.

"On the second call we had an officer two minutes away and when the officer got there he found out that the house had been broken into, but was unable to find anyone there," says Sheriff James Moore. "So, that led us to believe that whoever was in there was very close."

With no tips resulting from a $1,000 reward that was offered by the victim's son, Sheriff Moore says hard work by investigators cracked the case.

"We were able to track one of the guns that was stolen from the house. It changed hands about six times before we were able to tie it to him and once that was done we brought him in for questioning and one thing led to another," says Moore. "Once we were able to tie him to that, Investigator Joyner got a search warrant on his home, and at that time we discovered several more items that came from the house and probably from other places too."

With one of the stolen guns recovered, and at least nine others still missing, investigators are looking for those while also trying to determine whether there's more stolen jewelry from the house that is yet to be found.

As of Monday morning 49-year-old Lee Edward Rush was only charged with the burglary which happened June First, and his bond was set at $25,000. Anyone with information that can help with the ongoing investigation is asked to call the Kemper County Sheriff's Department at (601) 743-2255 .

 

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Video shows 2 men slam SUV into store, steal cigarettes

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -
Police released surveillance video of two men slamming their SUV into a gas station so one could break inside and steal cigarettes.

The incident occurred around 1:10 a.m. at the Shell station located on the corner of Massman Drive and Elm Hill Pike in south Nashville.

Clear surveillance shows an SUV pull up to the station. The passenger gets out and tries to enter the store, but eventually the driver slams into the front doors to gain entry.

The passenger is seen on the video running into the store, going behind the counter and grabbing as many packs of Newport cigarettes as he can.

He then flees the store. The driver is never shown on the video.

 

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http://www.localmemphis.com/news/lo...-In-Sears-Robbery/DnojEaHqTUyV9e6qU6HzaQ.cspx

Police Search For Suspect In Sears Robbery
Updated: 9/30 3:32 pm

MEMPHIS, TN (localmemphis.com) - On September 25, 2013 at approximately 1:30pm, officers responded to a theft call at Sears, 4570 Poplar Avenue.

Upon arriving on the scene, officers spoke with Loss Prevention representatives who advised an unknown suspect entered the store and stole $1700.00 worth of clothing from a display. The suspect fled in a silver Dodge Avenger with no tags.

 

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http://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/i..._release_surveillan.html#incart_river_default

Authorities release surveillance images of man suspected in identity theft cases
September 30, 2013 at 7:00 PM

DETROIT, MI -- Authorities are looking for a man suspected in several Detroit-area cases of identity theft.

Homeland Security Investigations agents describe the suspect as a 6-foot, 160-pound, slender black man in his 60s who sometimes wears glasses and occasionally carries a cane.

Officials believe he's used other people's identification cards modified with his photo to withdraw cash from banks in Wayne, Macomb and Oakland counties.

 

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http://www.nbc12.com/story/23581326/police-arrest-potato-chip-thief

Police arrest potato chip thief
Posted: Oct 01, 2013 12:08 PM PST

RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) -

Police bust a man they say stole snacks from a delivery truck downtown.

RRHA Police spotted the suspect carrying three boxes of chips down an alley, and detained him with the help of Richmond Police.

Investigators determined the goods, valued at $75, were stolen from the delivery truck.

Bryan K. Seymore, 47, is charged with felony petit larceny, his third offense.

 

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http://www.fox23.com/news/local/sto...victim-s-Facebook/Br8LFRL3HEGVudQJ3BfHog.cspx

Selfies on stolen phone post to victim’s Facebook
Published: 10/02 4:08 pm

A pair of suspected phone thieves are posing for the camera and end up on the victim's Facebook page.

Police said a woman reported her purse stolen inside a bar near 61st Street and South Lewis Avenue on Sept. 16.

"A few hours later up on her Facebook page comes these photos of the suspects," said Tulsa Police Sgt. Kurt Dodd.

The pictures are known as “selfies,” in which people take a photo of themselves and post it to social media.

Police released three photos of the women. Two women took selfies in a car and there was another picture of one of the women gazing out the window. All three photos were uploaded to the victim's Facebook.

"Every time she takes a photograph it automatically uploads to Facebook," said Dodd.

“She” is the victim who told police she got her purse stolen at Mad Murphy's Irish Pub on 59th Street and South Avenue.

"When we got the report we thought it automatically syncs to your Facebook and we all immediately check our phones, 'Oh my gosh what is going on here?'" said Dodd.

The story gets fishy after the purse was stolen.

"Two guys approach her and say, “We can get your purse back,'"' said Dodd.

Police said the woman told them the men phone her purse but was her smartphone was missing.

"She talks to the guys about getting her phone back and the guys tell her, 'The girls who stole your purse took photos with your phone and they are not going to give their phone back,'" said Dodd.

The victim got fed up and reported it to police.

In one of the selfies you can see the women are near a Braums. Viewers on Facebook believe it's the Braums in the 7100 block of East Admiral Place. FOX23 News checked it out and the signs and buildings seen in the photo look similar to what is on that block.

Several people have responded on Facebook including tips pointing to one woman. Police need your help to get them identified.

 

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http://www.fox23.com/news/local/sto...victim-s-Facebook/Br8LFRL3HEGVudQJ3BfHog.cspx

Selfies on stolen phone post to victim’s Facebook
Published: 10/02 4:08 pm

A pair of suspected phone thieves are posing for the camera and end up on the victim's Facebook page.

Police said a woman reported her purse stolen inside a bar near 61st Street and South Lewis Avenue on Sept. 16.

"A few hours later up on her Facebook page comes these photos of the suspects," said Tulsa Police Sgt. Kurt Dodd.

The pictures are known as “selfies,” in which people take a photo of themselves and post it to social media.

I'm just too dog gone tired to do it now, but somebody remind me tomorrow morning to make this nigger a star, knowha'm'say'n.

 

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http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2013/...d-man-linked-to-smash-grab-robberies-in-jail/

Surveillance Video Helps Police Nab Suspect In Smash & Grab Robberies
October 3, 2013 5:39 PM

DEALE, Md. (WJZ) — Surveillance video helps Anne Arundel County police arrest a suspect linked to numerous smash and grab robberies at local businesses.

Monique Griego has more on how they tracked him down.

Police say the suspect wore a mask or disguise in all of these robberies. But this time, surveillance video captured something else.

A calculated and extremely quick robbery is caught on tape. Surveillance video from Parks Liquors in Deale, Maryland shows a suspect break the store’s window and climb inside. Ten seconds later, he’s back out and takes off with stolen cash in hand.

Anne Arundel County police arrested and identified the man as 54-year-old David Holland of Glen Burnie.

“[He] has been terrorizing our local business community going back to December 2012,” said Chief Kevin Davis, Anne Arundel County Police Department.

Police say Holland is suspected in countless smash and grab robberies in Maryland. They finally caught up with him last week after surveillance video captured the car he was driving.

Since July 28, detectives say he’s hit at least nine small businesses in Anne Arundel County.

 

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http://www.macon.com/2013/10/02/2698728/four-arrested-in-atlanta-with.html

Four arrested in Atlanta with rifle stolen from Bass Pro Shops

Published: October 2, 2013

Four suspects from Atlanta have been arrested in connection with the burglary of AR-15 semi-automatic rifles from Bass Pro Shops in Bibb County late Sunday night, according to a news release from Bibb County Sheriff David Davis.

Bibb sheriff’s investigators and Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agents were notified Wednesday morning that one of the stolen AR-15 rifles from Bass Pro was recovered during a traffic stop in Atlanta on Tuesday night around 10 p.m.

The suspects, three males and one female, are all from Atlanta.

Phillip Brandon Kemp, 20, and Trayvis Dwong Gray, 22, are both charged with possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and theft by receiving stolen property.

Gray has also been charged possession of methamphetamine. They are currently being held in the Fulton County Jail.

Eric Stewart, 24, is charged with theft by receiving stolen property and possession of less than an ounce of marijuana. He is currently being held at the Fulton County Jail.

Tonishia Lee, 20, was charged with theft by receiving stolen property and was released on a $5,000 bond, according to the Fulton County jail records.

 

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Carretta Bunch and Robert Settles

Citizen tip leads to burglary arrests by Catherine Rogers

SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, Va. (WAVY) - A citizen tip led investigators to two arrests and charges in burglary cases in two different jurisdictions.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, a citizen called Southampton County Sheriff Jack Stutts about a vehicle thought to be connected to burglaries that occurred on Sept. 25, according to Chief Deputy Gene Drewery with the Southampton County Sheriff's Office.

The citizen said a burgundy Ford Fusion was heading north from the Como area of Hertford County, N.C.

Stutts reported the tip to his office and a deputy located the car in a Wal-Mart parking lot in Franklin. The occupants were interviewed before deputies determined it was indeed the suspect vehicle connected to the robberies.

The occupants of the vehicle, 32-year-old Robert Settles and 31-year-old Carretta Bunch, were arrested in connection with the Southampton robberies in September. They were both charged with three counts of burglary and three counts of grand larceny.

After the arrest, Bunch traveled with investigators back to Hertford County. Drewery said Hertford County investigators were able to clear a number of burglaries as a result of the investigation.

Settles is being held in the Southampton County Jail without bond, and Bunch is being held in the Hertford County Jail.

Drewery said investigators are continuing to look into whether the two suspects are connected to other burglaries in Hertford County and Southampton County, as well as other jurisdictions.

 

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10 arrested for Lookout Mountain burglaries

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, GA (WRCB) -
Ten people face charges for a string of burglaries and break-ins on Lookout Mountain in Georgia and Tennessee.

All of the suspects are from Hamilton County. The arrests stem from a joint operation between police departments in Lookout Mountain, GA; Lookout Mountain, TN and the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office.

Police say a number of recent arrests put a big dent in the crimes that had mountain residents on edge for weeks.

Four of the suspects were reportedly caught in the act at a house on Wood Nymph Trail. They were also charged with a break-in on Hardy Road.

The Hamilton County defendants were arrested following a raid at a house on Long Street.

Authorities found a stash of items police said were taken from burglaries on lookout mountain and elsewhere.

They will each appear in court later this month.

 

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http://fox40.com/2013/10/08/burglars-caught-red-handed-by-police/

Burglars Caught Red-Handed by Police
10/9/13

STOCKTON—

Two suspected burglars were arrested Tuesday morning after witnesses saw them inside of a store.

Officers showed up to the W. Hammer Lane and Kelley Drive store after getting the call just after 9:30 a.m., according to a release from Stockton Police.

The men are said to have been just walking out of the business when officers showed up – with one of the men caught red-handed, as he was holding a television. One of the suspects – 22-year-old Darren Griffin – immediately surrendered to police, but the other man bolted.

Police note that the officers had to release their K9 unit to bring in the other suspect – 27-year-old Tracy Smith.

Both men now face burglary, conspiracy and possession of burglary tools charges.

 

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Tyis Crutcher

Jacquese Allen

Man Arrested for Overnight Home Invasion on Humphreys Street; Second Suspect Being Sought

Alert police work overnight by South Precinct Flex Officer Josh Hargrave led to the identification of two men suspected of taking part in Monday night’s home invasion robbery on Humphreys Street.

One of the suspects, Jacquese Allen, 20, is now jailed on charges of aggravated robbery, aggravated kidnapping, use of a gun in the commission of a dangerous felony and theft. A second man, Tyis Crutcher, 21, of Brick Church Pike, is being sought on the same charges. Crutcher, a convicted home burglar who received a three-year probated sentence in 2011, is last known to have lived in the 3200 block of Brick Church Pike. Efforts continue to locate him.

Allen and Crutcher are accused of kicking in the door of a Humphreys Street apartment at 11:40 p.m. Monday. Two female residents in their early 20s who had recently moved in were held for about 30 minutes at gunpoint while the suspects searched the residence for drugs (the women speculated the suspects were looking for the prior occupants). The suspects wound up taking a flat screen television and laptop computer before fleeing. One of the victims went outside as the suspects left and saw them drive away in a dark colored Nissan sedan.

Minutes later, Officer Hargrave spotted a car matching the description of the getaway vehicle pull behind the Dollar General Store at 78 Lafayette Street. Officer Hargrave initiated a stop. As he did, two passengers (one of whom is alleged to have been Crutcher) bailed from the vehicle. Allen, who was driving, stayed put. Allen confessed to his involvement in the crime during an interview with Detective Rick Heiman. Recovered from the Nissan were the victims’ television and computer as well as two pistols, one of which was reported stolen during a car burglary in June.

Allen is being held in lieu of $157,000 bond.

Anyone seeing Crutcher or knowing his whereabouts is urged to contact Crime Stoppers at 74-CRIME. Citizens can also send an electronic tip to Crime Stoppers by texting the word “CASH” along with their message to 274637 (CRIMES) or online at www.nashvillecrimestoppers.com. A cash reward is available.

 

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Lloyd Ivory

SPD: Man arrested in connection to 2 West Shreveport burglaries by Amber Edwards

SHREVEPORT, LA (KSLA) -
A man is behind bars after he allegedly broke into two West Shreveport homes and stole several items Tuesday morning.

Shreveport police say just after 8:30 a.m. they received a report of a suspicious vehicle parked near a home in the 4000 block of Doris street. Witnesses say two people backed the car into a driveway and loaded a television into it. Police say a witness was able to get the car's license plate number.

Shortly after receiving the suspicious vehicle report, police say they responded to a burglary at a home just a block away in the 4000 block of Theo Street. Police later found the car from the initial report parked at a home in the 3800 block of Doris Street. Police were allowed to enter the home and found 18-year-old Lloyd Ivory hiding inside a closet.

Ivory was taken into custody without incident. Officers say they found stolen property inside the car where Ivory was hiding. Other items were found on Ivory at the time of his arrest.

Ivory was charged with burglary of an inhabited dwelling. Police expect to make more arrests in this case.

 

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http://www.ktvu.com/news/news/crime-law/sf-police-seek-men-targeting-atm-customers-scam/nbKkM/

Posted: 1:20 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 10, 2013

SF police seek men targeting ATM customers with scam

SAN FRANCISCO —

San Francisco police on Wednesday were looking for two men accused of targeting ATM customers in what officers described as a "shoulder surfing" scheme.

Investigators said the two are part of a coordinated group of thieves who peer over cardholder's shoulders as they enter their PIN.

That four digit number is then sent via text message to the group.

"One of those individuals will then get in line behind the victim and the use the PIN to get cash" said an undercover San Francisco Police Officer investigating the case.

Officers said ATMs operated by Bank of America have been targeted because of a flaw in the system when users don't completely log out

"Once they are finished, the ATM will say 'Do you want another transaction? Most people don't realize that. They just walk off," said the undercover officer.

With the question still on the screen, the thief answers "Yes" and enters the PIN that was sent via text message and withdraws cash.

Police said they recovered $11,000 from one man already arrested in the scheme.

 

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Tyis Crutcher

Accused South Nashville Home Invasion Robber Tyis Crutcher Jailed

Accused home invasion robber Tyis Crutcher is now jailed in lieu of $365,000 bond on charges of especially aggravated kidnapping, aggravated robbery and use of a gun in the commission of a dangerous felony.

Crutcher, 21, was apprehended at his residence in the 2400 block of 26th Avenue North by Detective Daniel Turner from the MNPD Fugitive Unit. He is alleged to have joined co-defendant Jacquese Allen in kicking in the door of a Humphreys Street apartment late Monday night. Two women were home at the time and were held at gunpoint while the suspects searched the residence. They wound up taking a flat screen television and a laptop computer before fleeing.

Allen was taken into custody during a vehicle stop shortly after the robbery. Crutcher is alleged to have fled from the vehicle.

Crutcher is a convicted home burglar who received a three-year probated sentence in 2011.