Nigga will steal yo stuff

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https://www.actionnewsjax.com/news/...7-year-old-jacksonville-girl-killed/817903553


Video captures suspect stealing fundraising jar for 7-year-old Jacksonville girl killed

Updated: Aug 21, 2018 - 9:51 PM

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reported Tuesday evening that for the second time in three days a fundraising container for the family of 7-year-old Heidy Rivas-Villanueva, who was killed in the crossfire of a shootout, has been stolen.

The second theft took place at the La Raza Mexican Store located at 21 N. Arlington Ave. on Sunday, according to police, who also said the jar wasn't noticed missing until the following day.

The store owner told police that the container had at least $500 as of its last counting.

The video shows a black male wearing a "Maple Biscuit" T-shirt taking the jar.

 

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http://www.foxla.com/news/local-news/five-men-arrested-in-apple-store-heist-at-fashion-island

Five arrested in Apple Store heist at Fashion Island

Updated: Aug 22 2018 11:04AM PDT

NEWPORT BEACH (FOX 11 / CNS) - Five young men who allegedly went on a burglary spree at the Apple store at the Fashion Island mall were behind bars Wednesday, but several others remain at large.

Police were sent to the shopping center at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday on a report that about eight thieves entered the store in the 1100 block of Newport Center Drive and took about 38 iPhones, valued at $32,000, according to Jennifer Manzella of the Newport Beach Police Department.

The suspects fled in two cars, a gray Dodge Challenger and a black Mercedes-Benz, Manzella said.

Authorities tracked down the Dodge with help from the California Highway Patrol and police in Westminster and Huntington Beach, Manzella said. The Dodge was stopped in Westminster near Willow Lane and Westminster Boulevard, Manzella said, and the five occupants were taken into custody and stolen items recovered, she said.

They were identified as:

--Deavon Justice Guillory, 20, of Long Beach;
--Kenyae Emil Buyard, 18, of Compton;
--Dejon Amere Sanders, 20, of Los Angeles;
--Kovey Le James, 18, of Los Angeles; and
--Hysanii Kiesean Rice, 18, of Los Angeles.

 

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https://abc7chicago.com/man-accused-of-credit-card-fraud-pleads-guilty-to-theft/4041439/

Man accused of credit card fraud pleads guilty to theft

Thursday, August 23, 2018 06:33PM

CHICAGO (WLS) --
A man accused of running credit card scams which targeted merchants has plead guilty to theft.

John Hancock was accused of swindling an art gallery owner and using fraudulent credit cards to rip off a high end department store.

Now, the I-Team has learned that Hancock has pleaded guilty to one count of theft and he's in prison.

John Odell Hancock has a prison profile. The 6 ft., 285 lbs. man now sits behind bars at the Vandalia Correctional center in downstate Illinois.

He recently pleaded guilty to one count of felony theft but all other charged were dropped.

When he was arrested on a warrant in January, he faced six different charges which included theft and unlawful forgery of a credit card at several high end merchants... and there were other accusations.

"I think it's fairly amazing that someone would come in here and defraud me to get art," said art gallery owner David Leonardis.

Wicker Park art gallery owner David Leonardis filed a police report against Hancock in September. He showed the I-Team a picture of Hancock posing for the camera with paintings that he put on a credit card.

But Leonardis said after the purchase, Hancock told his credit card company he never got the art and wanted the payment stopped. That's known as a fraudulent "charge-back."

Hancock was shopping while avoiding an earlier arrest warrant on him for a probation violation. He had previously pleaded guilty to stealing IDs and in this crime caught on camera, forging credit cards to buy thousands of dollars' worth of belts and shoes from Neiman Marcus.

 

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https://www.click2houston.com/news/...depot-thefts-across-harris-fort-bend-counties

At least 4 sought in connection with Home Depot thefts across Harris, Fort Bend counties
Thieves are believed to have stolen at least $18,000 in inventory, officials say

Updated: 5:25 PM, August 23, 2018

HOUSTON - A search is underway for at least four people believed to be responsible for a number of thefts at Home Depot stores across Harris and Fort Bend counties, according to the Precinct 1 Harris County Constable's Office.

The crimes date back to April of this year. Officials said deputies believe the thieves on each occasion would run from the stores with unpaid merchandise.

Working with Home Depot, deputies have been able to identify four of those involved in the thefts, officials said. The four alleged thieves are listed below, along with the charges which the Harris County District Attorney's Office has accepted against each:

- Siera Whitley, 31 -- one count of engaging in criminal activities
- Ellis Crossley, 48 -- three counts of engaging in criminal activities
- Chayne Crossley, 43 -- three counts of engaging in criminal activities
- Derrell Strong, 29 -- two counts of aggregated thefts

 

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https://abc13.com/2-women-allegedly-steal-$3000-worth-of-makeup-in-new-caney/4041435/

2 women wanted for allegedly stealing $3,000 worth of cosmetics from Ulta Beauty, deputies say

Thursday, August 23, 2018 08:22PM
NEW CANEY, Texas (KTRK) --
Montgomery County deputies are looking for suspects who were allegedly caught on camera stealing cosmetics from an Ulta Beauty Store in New Caney.

Authorities say the incident happened on Tuesday at 21524 Marketplace Dr.

MCTXSheriff is looking for theft suspects from a New Caney Beauty Store. If you know the identity of these females or anything about this crime please contact the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office or Crime Stoppers. pic.twitter.com/ILhpFo142E
— Lieutenant Scott Spencer (@lt_scottspencer) August 23, 2018


Deputies said when they arrived to the scene, they learned that two women stole about $3,000 worth of products and left in a white Alfa Romeo car.

Surveillance photos were just released of two women accused of swiping concealers, numerous eye shadow palates, foundations, eyeliners, highlighters and glitter shadow from the store.

 

[The Bobster]

https://nypost.com/2018/08/25/real-estate-office-robbed-at-gunpoint-cops/

Real estate office robbed at gunpoint: cops
By Amanda Woods
August 25, 2018 | 2:54pm

The three suspects seen in surveillance photos released by police. NYPD


A thieving duo tied up two Bronx real estate employees before swiping pricey jewelry and thousands of dollars from the business — while an accomplice distracted the workers, cops said on Saturday.

A woman walked into the Expert Homes Real Estate Group on Burke Avenue near Radcliff Avenue in Williamsbridge at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday and asked about a home for sale, according to police.

During their conversation, two men barged into the office — one of them displaying a gun — before they bound two employees’ hands and ordered them to the ground, cops said.

They took off with $8,000, a security system and various credit cards, which they used to buy $180 worth of clothing at the O Fresh store on Third Avenue near East 151st Street, cops said.

The woman is around 5-foot-8 and thin with straight black hair , and was last seen wearing a black and white tank top, jeans, and a baseball cap with rhinestones in a floral pattern, while the gun-wielding robber is described as about 5-foot-10, 165 pounds and 25 years old with slight facial hair. The final member of the trio is a man about 5-foot-10 and between 25-and 30-years-old , police said.

 

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http://www.starnewsonline.com/news/...of-stealing-forging-check-from-clerk-of-court

Charlotte man accused of stealing, forging check from Clerk of Court

Updated Aug 31, 2018 at 3:34 PM

A man was arrested for filling in his name on a check stolen from the New Hanover Clerk of Court, according to officials.

A Charlotte man has been accused of forging a check from the New Hanover County clerk of court.

Marcoleon Alawrance Hill, 32, of Wilkinson Boulevard in Charlotte, was charged Thursday by the Onlsow County Sheriff’s Office with felony common law uttering a forged check and felony obtaining property by false pretenses.

Hill is accused of forging a $1,173.62 check deliverable to himself from Jan Kennedy, the New Hanover Clerk of Superior Court, in May 2017 according to warrants, and trying to cash the check at the Walmart store in Richlands.

 

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https://ktla.com/2018/09/03/south-l-a-knock-knock-burglary-suspects-caught-on-video/

South L.A. ‘Knock-Knock’ Burglary Suspects Caught on Video
Posted 10:26 PM, September 3, 2018

A home break-in was caught on camera in South Los Angeles on Friday. The video showed one individual walk up to the residence and knock on the front door, possibly to check if anyone was home. The homeowner said three male suspects stole his registered gun, $4,000 in cash and his wife’s jewelry.

 

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https://ktla.com/2018/09/04/man-wom...ideo-robbery-incident-at-hawthorne-auto-mall/

Man, Woman in Custody in Connection With Caught-on-Video Purse Snatching at Hawthorne Auto Mall
Updated at 11:11PM, September 4, 2018

A man and woman were both in custody in connection with a robbery incident caught on video at the Hawthorne Auto Square on Tuesday, police said.

Officers responded to the car mall on the 11600 block of Prairie Avenue around 10 a.m. after a female employee reported being robbed, said Hawthorne Police Lt. Gary Tomatani.

Security video from the business shows a man ripping the woman's purse off of her arm, knocking her to the ground.

"The victim had a bag that was around her shoulder actually ripped off of her shoulder," Tomatani told KTLA. "He spun her around and forced her to the ground."

She suffered bruising to her legs, but was treated and released and released from the hospital by Tuesday night.

Officials were eventually able to locate the man, identified as 33-year-old Ronnie Brown, and take him into custody, Tomatani said.

He was seen wearing a shirt reading "I'm kind of a big deal!" as he was loaded into the back of a police SUV.

Monique Wilson, 23, who was believed to have been coming to pick up Brown and help him escape, was also taken into custody, Tomatani said.

 

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https://ktla.com/2018/09/07/thieves...-50k-worth-of-handbags-from-arcadia-boutique/

Thieves Caught on Video Stealing $50K Worth of Handbags From Arcadia Boutique
Posted 11:07 PM, September 7, 2018

Authorities are searching for the individuals caught on surveillance video stealing $50,000 worth of handbags from an Arcadia boutique in two separate incidences, the most recent occurring late last month.

 

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https://www.local10.com/news/florid...ulance-from-broward-health-north-deputies-say

Man steals ambulance from Broward Health North, deputies say
Michael Paul told deputies after his arrest that he needed car
Posted: 3:09 PM, September 10, 2018

DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. - A Deerfield Beach man was arrested Sunday after he stole an ambulance that was parked outside the emergency room of Broward Health North, authorities said.

According to the arrest report, Michael Paul, 28, told deputies that he stole the red ambulance because he needed a car.

Paul faces charges of grand theft auto and driving with a suspended license.

 

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https://www.wbir.com/article/news/c...ville-walmart-shoplifting-scheme/51-593119309

Five arrested in Knoxville Walmart shoplifting scheme
KPD officers said the five had been working together to steal merchandise from a local Walmart.

Updated: 5:31 PM EDT September 11, 2018

Knoxville officers arrested five people suspected in a shoplifting scheme at a local Walmart, including one wanted on racketeering charges.

According to the Knoxville Police Department, officers responded to a shoplifting call at a Walmart near Knoxville Center Mall at 3051 Kinzel Way around 9:30 p.m. Monday.

When they were investigating, Walmart loss prevention said five people had been working together and were about to walk out of the store.

KPD said the suspects were in possession of a felony amount of merchandise, saying the first suspect left the store and acted as a lookout for the remaining suspects.

Once outside, the remaining suspects left their items and tried to run out the emergency exits. KPD apprehended all five.

The five were identified as Dimesha Kirk, Linda Green, Keoshia Starling, Dutchess Lykes, and Kylia Bailey. Four of the five were from the Chattanooga area.

 

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https://www.cbs46.com/news/suspect-...cle_1a6d199e-bb39-11e8-b0e1-dbccbe3355df.html

Suspect steals money from children's hospital donation bucket
Sep 18, 2018

FAYETTEVILLE, GA (CBS46)

Fayetteville Police are searching for a man suspected of stealing $250 from the Children's Miracle Network.

Police say the money was stolen from a collection bucket at Walmart in the Pavillion.

The suspect is described as a black male who was seen leaving the scene in an older model silver with a "drive out" tag on the back.

 

[The Bobster]

https://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2...robbery-spree-along-cheltenham-philly-border/

FBI: Serial Robbers Strike Again Along Cheltenham-Philly Border
September 20, 2018 at 11:51 pm

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Two gunmen behind a robbery spree in Cheltenham Township and Philadelphia have struck again.

They hit a Metro PCS store on the 1500 block of Wadsworth Avenue in the city.

The FBI is again asking for the public’s help to get these thieves off the streets.

This is the 10th robbery to take place along the border of the township and the city in the past month.

A Rite Aid store has been hit twice.

If you know any information about the robberies, call the FBI or Philadelphia Police Violent Crimes Task Force at 215-418-4000.

There is a reward for information leading to an arrest.

 

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https://www.wfla.com/8-on-your-side...in-jail-judge-sides-with-homeowner/1464771978

Man accused of stealing St. Pete houses remains in jail, judge sides with homeowner
Updated: Sep 21, 2018 05:58 PM EDT

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) - A St. Petersburg man is one step closer to getting his house back after he claims it was stolen two years ago.

The state attorney's office says fake deeds were recorded in county records, showing Johnathan Blue bought three house for $0.

Tony Heh turned to Better Call Behnken in June, after fighting the legal system for two years.

St. Petersburg police arrested the woman who notarized the deeds and she pleaded guilty to fraud, admitting the deeds were fake.

But Heh was told he would have to go after Blue in civil court.

The state attorney's office reopened its investigation and arrested Blue earlier this month.

On Monday, he appeared in court and asked a judge to lower his $280,000 bond. His request was denied.

Meanwhile, a civil judge ruled in Heh's favor and issued a writ of possession, giving Heh legal rights to his house again.

 

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https://www.detroitnews.com/story/n...lmart-during-crime-spree-feds-say/1431095002/

Band of thieves stole $2M from Walmart, feds say
Updated 12:50 p.m. ET Sept. 26, 2018

Detroit — Federal prosecutors say a gang of thieves cloned credit cards and went on a $2 million, nationwide crime spree.

A 23-count indictment unsealed Wednesday charges eight members of the so-called Free Band Gang, a group of individuals who engaged in large-scale fraud targeting Walmart stores, authorities allege.

The group consisted of seven men from Metro Detroit and one from Brooklyn, New York. A grand jury indicted the members on multiple charges, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to commit money laundering and aggravated identity theft.

Members obtained unauthorized copies of legitimate credit cards after gathering information through data breaches, spear phishing emails or skimming credit cards. The account information was pressed onto the front of blank credit cards or encoded on the card's magnetic strip, according to the indictment.

The indictment describes a sprawling crime spree spanning several states, a spree that started in October 2010, four months after Calhoun County prosecutors dropped murder charges against one of the gang's members, Toriano Adams, 32, of Eastpointe.

Adams was expected to make an initial appearance at 1 p.m. in federal court in Detroit.

Those charged in the indictment also include:

• Anthony Adans, 32, of Troy
• Devin Simmons, 32, of Sterling Heights
• Aatif Brown, 25, of Detroit
• OD Williams, 27, of Detroit
• Denico Adams. 26, of Detroit
• Rodney Gist, 27, of Detroit
• Tayan Jackson, 32, of Brooklyn, New York.

 

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http://www.newson6.com/story/391813...-finding-person-who-broke-into-tulsa-business

Police Asking For Help Finding Person Who Broke Into Tulsa Business
Wednesday, September 26th 2018, 9:15 PM CDT

TULSA, Oklahoma - Tulsa police are asking for your help finding a man who was caught on camera breaking into a business near 21st and 129th East Avenue.

Police believe the man first visited the business earlier in the day before coming back, breaking a window, crawling inside, and stealing several items.

Officers were called to the scene after an alarm alerted the victim.

“One of the items being a donation bottle that was on the desk of this business, he was actually seen on video surveillance earlier in the day outside of the store,” said Officer Jeanne MacKenzie.

 

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https://fox59.com/2018/09/26/man-ac...lice-on-chase-in-johnson-and-marion-counties/

Man accused of shoplifting baby formula leads police on chase in Johnson and Marion counties
Posted 8:11 AM, September 26, 2018

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – A man accused of stealing baby formula from a Greenwood store led officers on a chase that ended just north of downtown Indianapolis early Wednesday morning.

According to the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office, Greenwood police were dispatched around 3:30 a.m. to a shoplifting case near U.S. 31 and Worthsville Road involving some baby formula. A sheriff’s deputy heard the description of the thief and his car, a black Dodge Charger, over the radio and waited for the car in a parking lot at State Road 135 and Smith Valley Road.

After about three minutes, the deputy spotted the car and tried to stop it. The driver continued northbound on State Road 135 before pulling over. The deputy said the driver, later identified as 25-year-old Joseph Crawford, refused to come out of his vehicle. The deputy noticed several containers of baby formula in the back of the car.

Crawford told the deputy he wanted to call his parents, but the deputy ordered him to get out. Police said Crawford put the car in drive and sped off, starting a pursuit.

Crawford reached speeds of up to 90 mph as he continued northbound on State Road 135, police said, running several red lights as he reached Marion County and made his way to Indianapolis.

An off-duty sheriff’s deputy who’d heard about the pursuit put down stop sticks near Maryland and Illinois streets; Crawford’s Charger hit the stop sticks on Maryland Street, deflating both left side tires. The Charger eventually slowed to 40 mph.

At that point, police said Crawford started throwing containers of baby formula from the vehicle. He finally stopped the car at Illinois and 22nd streets and got out. He was then taken into custody, police said.

 

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https://www.kcra.com/article/caught...e-laptops-run-from-davis-coffee-shop/23481441

Caught on camera: Robbers swipe laptops, run from Davis coffee shop

Police investigate string of 'strong-arm' laptop robberies

Updated: 6:13 PM PDT Sep 26, 2018

DAVIS, Calif. (KCRA) —

Police are asking the public for information after a series of reported "strong-arm" laptop robberies over the last two months at Davis-area coffee shops.

In the robberies, the thieves will enter a coffee shop and look around before swiping people's laptops, according to the Davis Police Department.

"In some cases, the suspects grabbed computers out of the hands of people sitting at tables conducting business or studying," Davis police said in a release.

Some victims have tried to get their computers back and the thieves "responded with violence," police said. At least two of the victims were hurt.

In surveillance video released by Davis police, two suspected robbers walk through a coffee shop and appear to quickly swipe multiple laptops before bolting. Two people try to get the laptops back as one robber runs through a door. The other robber, blocked by the two people, turns around and runs away in the opposite direction.

Robberies have been reported at the following locations, according to police:

Aug. 14: Temple Coffee in downtown Davis. A Starbucks in Dixon also experienced a similar robbery the same day.
Aug. 28: Starbucks located at 403 Mace Blvd.
Sept. 23: Peet's Coffee located at 1411 West Covell Blvd.
Sept. 25: Peet's Coffee located at 231 E St.

 

[voiceofreason]

http://www.wbrz.com/news/former-worker-accused-of-stealing-more-than-100k-in-construction-equipment


Former worker accused of stealing more than $100k in construction equipment
September 27, 2018 4:46 PM

GONZALES - Deputies have arrested a man accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of construction equipment over the course of several months.

According to the Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office, 47-year-old John Abner was arrested and Tuesday. Abner is accused of taking more than $100,000 in equipment from a construction company's property.

The sheriff's office first began investigating back in May when a piece of equipment valued at $15,000 went missing. The investigation eventually led deputies to believe the equipment had been squirreled away at a storage facility by a former employee, later identified as Abner.

Inside the storage unit, deputies found a flatbed trailer loaded with an industrial fan, surveyor stand, extension ladder, power tools and the original piece of equipment stolen in May.