Nigga will steal yo stuff

[The Bobster]

https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/new...wnship-New-Jersey-Surveillance-489472711.html

Thieves Steal More Than $5,000 in Michael Kors Bags, Police Say
The total value of the stolen handbags is $5,502, police said.
By David Chang
Published at 10:02 PM EDT on Jul 29, 2018

Police are searching for two men who they say stole thousands of dollars’ worth of bags from a Michael Kors store in Gloucester Township, New Jersey.

Surveillance video shows the men entering the store and grabbing several handbags by the front door. Police said the suspects then exited the store and fled the area in a mint green-colored sedan. The total value of the stolen handbags is $5,502, police said.

If you have any information on the identities of the suspects , please call Gloucester Township police at 856-228-4500, or call the GTPD Anonymous Tip Line at 856-842-5560.

 

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http://www.fox8live.com/story/38778...ng-a-dump-truck-didnt-think-the-crime-through

Deputies say a pair accused of stealing a dump truck didn't think the crime through
Tuesday, July 31st 2018, 11:10 am PDT

FRANKLINTON, LA (WVUE) -

The Washington Parish Sheriff's Office has two men in custody accused of stealing a dump truck and Bobcat skid steer from a construction site in New Orleans. Investigators say the suspected thieves apparently didn't realize that the equipment was installed with GPS tracking devices that led them straight to the stolen items.

The suspects are identified as 31-year old Zarius Jawone Brown and 45-year old Lindsey Daniels, both of Franklinton, Louisiana. Detectives received a call from a construction company, which says equipment was stolen from a construction site and moved to rural locations in Washington Parish.

 

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https://nypost.com/2018/08/02/the-moment-a-burglary-suspect-knew-he-was-screwed/

The moment a burglary suspect knew he was screwed
By Stephanie Pagones
August 2, 2018 | 11:43am | Updated

The suspect


Busted!

A burglar was caught in the act inside a Bronx building — and from the look on his face, he knew the moment he was caught on camera, footage released by cops on Thursday shows.

The crook burgled three offices inside 880 River Ave. in West Concourse on separate occasions between July 3 and July 5.

He was captured on surveillance footage inside Diamond Reporting and Legal Video, where he’s seen wandering around the kitchen and browsing through the fridge. While there, he snatched a laptop worth $500.

The thief broke into Highbridge Head Start, where he stole $1,700 worth of property, including a television, a digital camera, three laptops and jewelry, cops said.

He also took a $1,300 MacBook Pro from Eye Care & Surgery.

Cops described the wanted man as approximately 30 years old with black hair and brown eyes.

 

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https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/08...ted-for-smash-and-grab-outside-shopping-mall/


Suspect arrested in connection with smash and grab outside Stanford Shopping Center
Second suspect fled on foot into creek and remains at large
UPDATED: August 3, 2018 at 11:07 pm

Police arrested one suspect and another remains at large after a vehicle was burglarized Thursday night at Stanford Shopping Center, police said.

Officers patrolling the Palo Alto shopping center at around 8:27 p.m. saw a white 2002 BMW M-5 slowly driving through the eastern parking lot and, considering it suspicious and possibly an act of casing vehicles, began a surveillance operation. The male front-seat passenger soon exited the vehicle and began looking into parked cars, eventually smashing the front passenger window of a locked, black 2017 Volvo XC-60 and removing a backpack that had been left in plain view, according to a police report.

As officers moved in to make arrests, the man dropped the backpack and fled on foot across El Camino Real and down into San Francisquito Creek. Police were unable to locate the man after an extensive search of the creek bed and surrounding area with the help of canine teams from the Menlo Park and Mountain View police departments. The man is described as a black man in his 20s, about 6-foot-3 with a skinny build. He was wearing a black or gray sweatshirt and blue jeans.

The female driver, Nakiyah Shereese Polk, 20, of Vallejo, was detained without incident in the parking lot. She was arrested for felony auto burglary and felony conspiracy and booked into county jail.

 

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https://www.nbc4i.com/news/crime/po...dentities-to-buy-20k-in-gift-cards/1347418213

Police: Mail theft suspect used victims' identities to buy $20K in gift cards
Updated: Aug 05, 2018 06:49 AM EDT

COLUMBUS, OH (WCMH) - Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man suspected of stealing mail from a condominium complex and using the recipients’ personal information steal thousands of dollars.

According to police, the thefts happened during the month of April at a Worthington-area condominium complex. The man allegedly stole pre-screened credit card offers from the mailboxes and used the victims’ personal information to apply for credit cards. Investigators say the man then intercepted the newly opened credit cards when they arrived in the mail.

The suspect used five different cards in various victims’ names to buy approximately $20,000 in pre-paid gift cards. Investigators say the man used the cards in multiple cities and counties in northern Ohio, mostly at Target and Giant Eagle stores.

 

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https://www.wgrz.com/article/news/c...to-identify-shoplifting-suspects/71-581227363

Amherst Police looking to identify shoplifting suspects
Amherst Police need help identifying five people wanted in connection to a store theft in July.

Updated: 6:57 AM EDT August 7, 2018

AMHERST, NY-- Amherst Police need help identifying five people wanted in connection to a store theft in July.

Police say five suspects stole from a Sheridan Drive store. They did not say what the items were.

Surveillance video shows three black males and two black females whom police would like to identify.

 

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https://www.ajc.com/news/crime--law...res-alpharetta-athens/J6SoMTvaYioWGVVsw7EMSN/

Atlanta women accused of retail scams at stores in Alpharetta, Athens

Aug 06, 2018

Two Atlanta women allegedly used a price tag gun to return clothing from Goodwill to a T.J. Maxx, disguising the items as purchased goods from the retailer.

The clever scheme got April Walker and Laquwanda Wilcher $155 for three pair of jeans, after the duo swapped the luxury brands with thrifty finds, Athens-Clarke County police in an incident report.

“What they do is buy expensive jeans and go out to their vehicle and switch the tags over to jeans they purchased at stores like Goodwill,” Athens-Clarke County police Officer Shawn Denmark wrote in his report. “They then come back in and return the jeans with the receipt they just got, get their money back, but also keep possession of the expensive jeans.”

https://www.facebook.com/laquwanda.wilcher

 

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https://chicago.cbslocal.com/2018/08/06/indianapolis-hardware-store-theft-pepper-spray-yeti-coolers/


Thieves Pepper Spray Worker, Steal $1,200 Worth Of Yeti Coolers
August 6, 2018 at 1:34 pm

INDIANAPOLIS (CBS) — Police in Indianapolis are searching for two women who pepper sprayed a hardware store employee, and made off with at least $1,200 in coolers.

CBS 4 Indy reports the women robbed Sullivan Hardware, 6955 N. Keystone Av., around 11 a.m. Friday.

The store posted surveillance video of the theft on Facebook. The video shows two women walking out of the store carrying four Yeti coolers, and a cashier chasing them outside a few seconds later.

A store manager said the women pepper sprayed the employee and took off in a car.

 

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https://www.detroitnews.com/story/n...armacy-thefts-deaire-deshawn-brown/950933002/

Reward for alleged leader of Detroit ring linked to pharmacy thefts
Published 6:41 p.m. ET Aug. 9, 2018

A $1,000 reward was announced Thursday to find a man accused of leading a crime crew targeting businesses across the Midwest.

Investigators believe Deaire Deshawn Brown operates a Detroit-based group that has jumped pharmacy counters at stores in Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin to steal bottles of liquid promethazine to resell on the street, Crime Stoppers of Michigan officials said in a statement. Promethazine can be used as a sedative, antihistamine or for nausea.

The operation has been linked to 78 thefts so far this year at CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, Walmart, Sam's Club, Kroger and Meijer as well as smaller, independent retailers, according to the release.

"They have used no weapons, and have used minimal force, at most bumping into the pharmacist," Crime Stoppers said. "They also switch up vehicles on almost every theft."

Brown is described as a 24-year-old man, 6-foot-2 and 145 pounds.

 

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http://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story...deo-snatching-packages-from-2-different-homes

Porch pirate caught on video snatching packages from 2 different homes
Thursday, August 9th 2018, 7:45 pm PDT

MEMPHIS, TN (WMC) -

A serial porch pirate could be on the prowl in Memphis.

New surveillance video shows deliveries being snatched at two different houses.

 

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https://abc13.com/thief-makes-off-with-24-bottles-of-crown-royal-from-specs/3956534/

Thief makes off with 24 bottles of Crown Royal from Spec's liquor store in Montgomery County

8/14/18
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) --
Montgomery County deputies are looking for the thief who stole two dozen bottles of Crown Royal from a liquor store.

Investigators say this man went to the Spec's on the North Freeway in Montgomery County last Wednesday.

They say he loaded 24 bottles of Crown Royal into a shopping cart before running out the front door and hopping into the passenger seat of a silver mid-size car.

Investigators say he also swiped alcohol from another Spec's in Houston the day before.

 

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https://tylerpaper.com/news/local/p...cle_80748c3c-9fd6-11e8-82cf-b7b154aaefe7.html

Police: man arrested Sunday after stealing safe from home, trying to sell contents at pawn shop hid in a dumpster
Aug 14, 2018

The man who police said stole a safe from a Tyler home Sunday, tried to sell the contents, including firearms, at a pawn shop and hid from police in a dumpster also had a warrant for robbery in Fort Worth, a Tyler Police spokesman said.

Police said Wendell Halkmon, Jr., 23, of Fort Worth, broke into a home Sunday and took a safe holding "valuable items," then tried to sell the contents at First Cash Pawn at 3809 S. Broadway Ave.

Tyler Police spokesman Officer Donald Martin said pawn shop employees notified police, but Halkmon ran before they could take him into custody.

Martin said Halkmon ran across a stream to avoid police before jumping into a dumpster at the apartment complex at South Broadway Avenue and West Amherst Street.

 

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http://www.recordnet.com/news/20180814/woman-arrested-after-stockton-ambulance-theft-joyride

Woman arrested after Stockton ambulance theft, joyride

Updated at 4:20 PM 8/14/18

STOCKTON — A woman allegedly stole an ambulance while its crew was picking up a patient inside St. Joseph’s Medical Center on Monday evening, led authorities on a wild pursuit through town and up Interstate 5 and finally was captured about a half-hour later after a spike strip flattened the ambulance’s two front tires.

There was no patient in the ambulance at the time and no one was injured during the incident. There was, however, extensive damage to the $100,000 vehicle, Norcal Ambulance spokesman Eric Larimer said.

Stockton police initially responded to St. Joseph’s at 1800 N. California St. about 6:10 p.m. on the report of the stolen Norcal ambulance. With the use of a GPS tracking device, officers quickly located the ambulance north of the Calaveras River near Bianchi Road and Townehome Drive and attempted to make a traffic stop.

Instead, the driver — identified as 34-year-old Natasha Michelle Scott — took off west on surface streets, eventually entering northbound I-5 from West March Lane with Stockton officers in pursuit. The 10-mile, 11-minute pursuit was terminated for safety reasons after speeds reached 90 miles per hour, police reported.

 

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https://6abc.com/police-woman-sought-for-theft-of-wallet-in-rittenhouse-square/3964646/

Police: Woman sought for theft of wallet in Rittenhouse Square

August 15, 2018 06:47PM
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) --
Police are seeking the public's help in identifying the female depicted in the above picture.

According to police, on August 7 around 8:50 p.m., the woman entered the Devon restaurant located at 225 South 18th Street.

Police say the woman then went to the employee only area where she allegedly took a wallet from a purse.

She left the restaurant, and police say, she used the victim's credit card at Bloomingdale's inside Liberty Place at 1601 Chestnut Street.

The suspect is described as a black female, 35-years-of-age, 5'9" tall, and 130 lbs. She has long black hair and was wearing multi-color yoga pants and top.

 

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https://www.ktnv.com/news/crime/arrest-made-in-planet-hollywood-theater-guitar-theft

Arrest made in Planet Hollywood theater guitar theft
8:06 AM, Aug 17, 2018

Police have arrested a man accused of trying to sell a guitar stolen from a Planet Hollywood theater.

Torrey Mitchell was arrested for possession of stolen property.

Rog Xavier was able to find his own stolen guitars up for sale online, which led police to Mitchell. Xavier now has one of his guitars back after the theft last week at the V Theater.

 

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https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/c...-swiping-elderly-shoppers-wallet/67-585366231

Surveillance video shows suspect swiping elderly shopper's wallet
Later that day the victim's credit card showed a $462 charge at a Macy's in Pembroke Pines and was once again caught by security video as she spent $256 at Target using the victim's debit card.

Updated: 7:38 AM EDT August 18, 2018

 

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https://ktla.com/2018/08/17/woman-a...k-worth-of-merchandise-from-l-a-county-malls/

Woman Allegedly Steals at Least $35K Worth of Merchandise From L.A. County Malls
Posted 7:58 PM, August 17, 2018

A woman was arrested for allegedly stealing merchandise worth thousands of dollars from various shopping centers in Los Angeles County, officials announced Friday.

Tiffany Mathis, a 35-year-old Inglewood resident, was taken into custody on suspicion of possession of stolen property.

Detectives investigating a petty theft incident on July 9 at the Macy's store in Glendale Galleria identified Mathis as a suspect, according to the Glendale Police Department.

They learned that the woman had been advertising stolen merchandise on her Facebook and Instagram accounts and selling them from her van in L.A., the agency said.

Officers went to the 10000 block of Crenshaw Boulevard on Wednesday to serve a search warrant and found Mathis placing large duffle bags into her vehicle by her apartment, according to authorities.

Police reported recovering an estimated $35,000 worth of products including clothes, purses, perfume, personal hygiene items and bottles of alcohol. Many of the items were taken beforeTuesday from Glendale Galleria and other malls in L.A. County, officials said.

 

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https://www.wtnh.com/news/connectic...overy-of-thousands-in-stolen-items/1383021611

Clinton traffic stop leads to recovery of thousands in stolen items
Updated: Aug 20, 2018 11:08 AM EDT

CLINTON, Conn. (WTNH) - What began as a routine traffic stop in Clinton unveiled thousands of dollars worth of stolen items from multiple Connecticut malls.

According to Clinton police, a car was pulled over on route 81 after an officer observed a driver make an unsafe left hand turn, cutting off oncoming traffic. Upon checking the license plate, police discovered that the North Carolina registration on the vehicle was expired, and was not for the vehicle being driven.

Upon pulling the vehicle over, officers noticed a strong scent of marijuana coming from the vehicle. A search revealed that the passenger, Katrina Dise, 36, of New York City, had marijuana with her in the car.

Along with the marijuana, police noticed a device commonly used by shoplifters to remove anti-theft devices from merchandise. As the officer searched the vehicle more, a bag with a foil lining was found; containing over $4,000.00 in stolen merchandise from stores at the Clinton Crossing, as well as the Trumbull mall.

According to police, there was also over $600 in counterfeit bills in the vehicle as well.

Dise, along with the driver, Michael Alston, 36, also of New York City were found to have extensive criminal histories. Both were charged with larceny, forgery, and organized retail theft.

 

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https://wreg.com/2018/08/21/mother-daughter-steal-thousands-from-89-year-old-woman/

Mother, daughter steal thousands from 89-year-old woman
Posted 6:02 am, August 21, 2018

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A mother and daughter duo were charged with serious felony crimes after allegedly stealing from an 89-year-old woman.

Tamika and Teriqka Brewster were both arrested on Monday and charged with identity theft, forgery and theft of property. Their alleged crimes came to light after the elderly woman’s bank contacted her in June saying someone had deposited her checks into a separate account.

That account reportedly belonged to Tamika Brewster.

The victim said that’s when she noticed that several checks were missing from her check book.

Police didn’t say how the Brewsters allegedly obtained the checks, but did confirm surveillance video at their bank captured Teriqka Brewster depositing them into her mother’s account.

The mother then withdrew the money from the account, police said.

In all, the pair allegedly stole $3,600.

 

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https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2018/08/20/citizens-hold-apple-theft-suspects/

Citizens Hold Apple Theft Suspects
August 20, 2018 at 5:45 pm

NORTHRIDGE (CBSLA) — Good Samaritans made a citizen’s arrest at the latest California Apple store targeted by suspected thieves and investigators believe they could be tied to a snatch-and-grab crew hitting Apple stores across the state.

Captain Garo Kuredjian from the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department is said he’s happy the shoppers got involved after three men walked into an Apple store at the Oaks Mall in Thousand Oaks and started snatching goods.

“These items are relatively small and very expensive so if they get away with a few things in their hands these are very easy to transfer into cash,” said Kuredjian.

It’s a scene we have seen up and down the state: in Fresno last month four men took more than $30,000 worth of merchandise from an Apple store in less than a minute. In Costa Mesa a couple weeks later the same thing. And a customer snapped a photo in Valencia of four people running out with computers as well.

“They’re actually targeting these Apple stores because of what they have there and there’s a network in place to sell these on the secondary market,” said Kuredjian.

Detectives believe at least two stores were targeted Sunday. First, an Apple store in Northridge was hit at 1 p.m. — $10,000 worth of products were taken. Two hours later detectives believe the same men came to Thousand Oaks but this time customers tackled two of them.

Deputies pulled over the third in a get-away car leaving the mall. Detectives arrested three men and two women believed to be in the getaway car. Four are from Northern California. The fifth suspect is from Fresno.

http://citizensjournal.us/1thousand...rested-after-altercation-with-mall-customers/