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Hospital security officer shot to death www.privateofficer.com
September 8, 2008
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PORTLAND, Maine Sept 7 2008 – A 27-year-old security guard at Mercy Hospital was fatally shot early Sunday while outdoors on his break, police said.
After hearing gunshots, hospital employees found James Angelo wounded in a fenced-in hospital parking lot. He was treated in Mercy’s emergency room before being transferred to Maine Medical Center, where he died, police said.
Witnesses told police that two people walking along Winter Street “had some kind of engagement with the victim” and fled in opposite directions after shots were fired around 4 a.m., Chief Joseph Loughlin said.
Police said one of the two was described as a short, black man in his early 20s with a slight build, short black hair and apparently clean shaven, wearing black pants and a white hooded sweatshirt with a design or print. The other person was described only as wearing a light-colored shirt or jacket.
Angelo and his family had arrived in Portland from the Sudan in 1995. “It’s a good family,” said Loughlin, recalling how he helped move them into the Parkside neighborhood when he patrolled the area.
Loughlin characterized the shooting as a tragedy and vowed that whoever is responsible will be brought to justice.
Police declined to reveal details of the investigation. Asked if the shooting was a random event, Loughlin said, “We really don’t know yet. Of course, it was raining last night, it was dark, it was still stormy. We’re still trying to discover the facts and circumstances.”
The hospital’s security guards wear uniforms but are unarmed, he said.
Loughlin urged anyone who may know the identity of the two people who fled the scene to contact police.
“I’m sure someone knows what happened out there,” he said. “We need help from the public on this.”
At least six detectives, along with patrol officers, were working on the case Sunday, Loughlin said, and arrangements were being made for an autopsy.
After hearing gunshots, hospital employees found James Angelo wounded in a fenced-in hospital parking lot. He was treated in Mercy’s emergency room before being transferred to Maine Medical Center, where he died, police said.
Witnesses told police that two people walking along Winter Street “had some kind of engagement with the victim” and fled in opposite directions after shots were fired around 4 a.m., Chief Joseph Loughlin said.
Police said one of the two was described as a short, black man in his early 20s with a slight build, short black hair and apparently clean shaven, wearing black pants and a white hooded sweatshirt with a design or print. The other person was described only as wearing a light-colored shirt or jacket.
Angelo and his family had arrived in Portland from the Sudan in 1995. “It’s a good family,” said Loughlin, recalling how he helped move them into the Parkside neighborhood when he patrolled the area.
Loughlin characterized the shooting as a tragedy and vowed that whoever is responsible will be brought to justice.
Police declined to reveal details of the investigation. Asked if the shooting was a random event, Loughlin said, “We really don’t know yet. Of course, it was raining last night, it was dark, it was still stormy. We’re still trying to discover the facts and circumstances.”
The hospital’s security guards wear uniforms but are unarmed, he said.
Loughlin urged anyone who may know the identity of the two people who fled the scene to contact police.
“I’m sure someone knows what happened out there,” he said. “We need help from the public on this.”
At least six detectives, along with patrol officers, were working on the case Sunday, Loughlin said, and arrangements were being made for an autopsy.
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Security officer shot at Los Angeles restaurant www.privateofficer.com
September 8, 2008
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Los Angeles CA Sept 8 2008
By:Bryan Hill
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Los Angeles police have arrested a man who allegedly shot an unarmed security officer who was on duty at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in San Pedro late Saturday, authorities said.The private security officer had spotted the man, who is in his 20s and has a mohawk hairstyle, sitting on a table at the restaurant at 1090 S. Western Ave. in violation of restaurant policy, according to police reports.
The 50-year-old security officer confronted the man, who allegedly shot him in the buttocks and fled, Los Angeles Police Officer Kate Lopez said.
The guard, whose name had not been released this morning, was taken to a hospital in stable condition and his injuries were not life-threatening, Lopez said.Police called to the restaurant questioned the man’s girlfriend, who directed them to his house, where they found him shaving off his mohawk, according to police reports. Officers arrested the man, whose name also had not been released, on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, according to the reports
Los Angeles police have arrested a man who allegedly shot an unarmed security officer who was on duty at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in San Pedro late Saturday, authorities said.The private security officer had spotted the man, who is in his 20s and has a mohawk hairstyle, sitting on a table at the restaurant at 1090 S. Western Ave. in violation of restaurant policy, according to police reports.
The 50-year-old security officer confronted the man, who allegedly shot him in the buttocks and fled, Los Angeles Police Officer Kate Lopez said.
The guard, whose name had not been released this morning, was taken to a hospital in stable condition and his injuries were not life-threatening, Lopez said.Police called to the restaurant questioned the man’s girlfriend, who directed them to his house, where they found him shaving off his mohawk, according to police reports. Officers arrested the man, whose name also had not been released, on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, according to the reports
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Armored truck up in flames www.privateofficer.com
September 8, 2008
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Relands CA. Sept 8 2008
By: Rick McCann
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At approximately 8 a.m. the driver of the armored car that was traveling east on I-10 pulled over to the shoulder of the road after hearing a popping noise and seeing fire coming from under the truck, according to Battalion Chief Jim Topoleski.
A California Highway Patrol officer arrived in time to see the vehicle roll backward across lanes into the center divider after the fire cause a brake failure.
Redlands and Yucaipa firefighters responded to the scene Wednesday and remained for about 45 minutes to ensure the armored car was fully extinguished and that debris was cleared from the roadway.
The armored car, operated by Loomis was carrying about $50,000 worth of coin according to the driver and guard who escaped the vehicle uninjured, Topoleski said.
There was no word on if any of the money was salvaged.
A California Highway Patrol officer arrived in time to see the vehicle roll backward across lanes into the center divider after the fire cause a brake failure.
Redlands and Yucaipa firefighters responded to the scene Wednesday and remained for about 45 minutes to ensure the armored car was fully extinguished and that debris was cleared from the roadway.
The armored car, operated by Loomis was carrying about $50,000 worth of coin according to the driver and guard who escaped the vehicle uninjured, Topoleski said.
There was no word on if any of the money was salvaged.
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Security officer aids police in burglary arrests www.privateofficer.com
September 8, 2008
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Lee County FLA Sept 8 2008
By: Rick McCann
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Lee County sheriff’s deputies arrested two men Saturday morning after they were caught burglarizing the Lee County Electric Cooperative in Lehigh Acres.
Around 3:45 a.m., deputies were called to LCEC, 2501 Lee Blvd., by a security officer who said he had seen three suspects break through the fenced-in area of the business and attempt to steal copper while the officer was watching the surveillance system.
The security officer maintained a visual and updated the sheriff’s department dispatcher until deputies arrived. the suspects fled through a hole in the fence as deputies got on scene and ran in separate directions. Members of the sheriff’s office’s K-9 unit responded.
One of the dogs, Kaos, picked up the scene of one of the suspects in some brush about 30 yards from the building.
Kaos held the suspect, Robert Frank Williams, 56, until deputies took Williams into custody.Kaos then picked up the scene of a second suspect who was also hiding in the brush area. Deputies found Jeffrey LeRoy Beard, 18, and took him into custody
Both men were transported to the Lee County Jail and charged with burglary to a business and criminal mischief of more than $1,000, a felony.
Both men were transported to the Lee County Jail and charged with burglary to a business and criminal mischief of more than $1,000, a felony.
Deputies searched the area for the third suspect, but were unable to locate the individual. Anyone with any information about this person is asked to contact the Lee County Sheriff’s Office at (239) 477-1000 , or call Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers at 1-800-780-8477 (TIPS).
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FLA. Evidence Technician Arrested For Theft www.privateofficer.com
September 8, 2008
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Florida Evidence Technician Arrested For Stealing Counterfeit Money http://www.privateofficer.com
Pensacola Fla Sept 8 2008
By: Rick McCann
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The Escambia Sheriff’s Office announced that they have arrested one of their employees for theft of evidence.
According to spokesperson Glenn Austin, an evidence technician was arrested Friday in connection with the theft of $160 in counterfeit money.
Ricky Adams was charged in connection with the theft and fired from his position, Austin said.
Adams had worked at the Sheriff’s Office since February 2002.
Austin said the counterfeit money came from a recent case in which Jeremy Nelson, 20, of Pensacola allegedly bought a 1993 Chevrolet Caprice from 17-year-old Devin Sommerfeld with $1,300 in phony money.
Austin said investigators do not believe anything else was taken.
The Escambia Sheriff’s Office announced that they have arrested one of their employees for theft of evidence.
According to spokesperson Glenn Austin, an evidence technician was arrested Friday in connection with the theft of $160 in counterfeit money.
Ricky Adams was charged in connection with the theft and fired from his position, Austin said.
Adams had worked at the Sheriff’s Office since February 2002.
Austin said the counterfeit money came from a recent case in which Jeremy Nelson, 20, of Pensacola allegedly bought a 1993 Chevrolet Caprice from 17-year-old Devin Sommerfeld with $1,300 in phony money.
Austin said investigators do not believe anything else was taken.
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Shoplifter hits Target store three times in a month www.privateofficer.com
September 8, 2008
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Modesto CA Sept 8 2008
Kyle T. Greene
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A 21-year-old Modesto man was arrested outside the Target store on McHenry Avenue after he was seen on video stealing from the business for the third time in a month, according to police Sgt. Brian Findlen.
Arnold Ruiz was charged with commercial burglary and resisting arrest after he allegedly placed a portable DVD player in a bag and left the store.
It was the third time he’s been caught on camera stealing from the store at 3405 McHenry Ave., Findlen said.
On Aug. 18, Ruiz was seen allegedly stealing a DVD player. Ten days later, he was captured on video stealing a Bluetooth device. In each instance, store security wasn’t able to take action on him, according to Findlen.
On Wednesday at about 3:30 p.m., security officesr watched him enter the store with an empty bag. A few minutes later, he was seen walking past cash registers with something in the bag.
Ruiz left the store and got into an a car, which began driving through the parking lot. Police, whom security had notified minutes earlier, arrived and when Ruiz saw them, he jumped out of the car and began to run, Findlen said.
He was chased down by officer Matt Spurlock at a nearby tire shop, Findlen said.
A 21-year-old Modesto man was arrested outside the Target store on McHenry Avenue after he was seen on video stealing from the business for the third time in a month, according to police Sgt. Brian Findlen.
Arnold Ruiz was charged with commercial burglary and resisting arrest after he allegedly placed a portable DVD player in a bag and left the store.
It was the third time he’s been caught on camera stealing from the store at 3405 McHenry Ave., Findlen said.
On Aug. 18, Ruiz was seen allegedly stealing a DVD player. Ten days later, he was captured on video stealing a Bluetooth device. In each instance, store security wasn’t able to take action on him, according to Findlen.
On Wednesday at about 3:30 p.m., security officesr watched him enter the store with an empty bag. A few minutes later, he was seen walking past cash registers with something in the bag.
Ruiz left the store and got into an a car, which began driving through the parking lot. Police, whom security had notified minutes earlier, arrived and when Ruiz saw them, he jumped out of the car and began to run, Findlen said.
He was chased down by officer Matt Spurlock at a nearby tire shop, Findlen said.
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Security officer aids stabbing victim www.privateofficer.com
September 8, 2008
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APOPKA, Fla Sept 8 2008
By ;Rick McCann
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http://www.privateoficer.com/ – Police responded to 911 calls of a fight and found that a man was stabbed to death at an Apopka Checkers Saturday evening.
According to police officials, Roberto Diaz was walking along Main Street when he was approached by 21-year-old Martez Huntley. Huntley showed him a knife and said he was going to kill him.
Diaz ran across the street seeking help from a Checker’s security officer who was on duty there, who called Apopka Police.
According to police officials, Roberto Diaz was walking along Main Street when he was approached by 21-year-old Martez Huntley. Huntley showed him a knife and said he was going to kill him.
Diaz ran across the street seeking help from a Checker’s security officer who was on duty there, who called Apopka Police.
The security officer was monitoring the situation when Diaz was again attacked.
Moments later an officer in the area arrived on scene to see Huntley stabbing another man.
When the officer drew his gun, Huntley dropped the knife and was taken into custody.
The stabbing victim was transported to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Huntly remains in the county jail and is charged with murder.
Moments later an officer in the area arrived on scene to see Huntley stabbing another man.
When the officer drew his gun, Huntley dropped the knife and was taken into custody.
The stabbing victim was transported to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Huntly remains in the county jail and is charged with murder.
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Community tips bring police to burglary www.privateofficer.com
September 8, 2008
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NORTH PLAINFIELD NJ Sept 8 2008 —Calling it a “great story of community policing,” the borough’s police chief Wednesday credited an alert tipster with pointing authorities toward suspicious activity at a local business that led to the arrest of three brothers on charges they stole thousands of dollars worth of truck accessories.
Luis Lozada-Salguero, 44, Raul Lozada-Salguero, 42, both of Rockview Avenue in North Plainfield, and Fabian Lozada-Salguero, 39, of Plainfield, were arrested late Tuesday, Sept. 2, after police found them with stolen truck accessories from the Camp-Out store at Route 22 and Jefferson Avenue, borough police Chief William Parenti said.
Luis Lozada-Salguero, 44, Raul Lozada-Salguero, 42, both of Rockview Avenue in North Plainfield, and Fabian Lozada-Salguero, 39, of Plainfield, were arrested late Tuesday, Sept. 2, after police found them with stolen truck accessories from the Camp-Out store at Route 22 and Jefferson Avenue, borough police Chief William Parenti said.
The brothers were all longtime Camp-Out employees, a store official said.An area resident told Dispatcher Scott Wiecenski that he grew suspicious when he saw a red pickup truck pull into the driveway of the closed business, police said.
When Officer Justin Pelissier spotted the truck leaving, police said he alerted Sgt. Joseph Stopinski, Officer Chris Bond and Officer Al Domizi, who were able to stop the vehicle and recover the merchandise from the truck’s bed.
Chris Scott, owner of the North Plainfield Camp-Out branch, said the items — including diamond-plated truck bed covers, aluminum truck ramps and tailgate panels, sliding windows and wheels and tires — carry a total worth of more than $35,000.Scott said he worked with police and the unidentified tipster — whom Scott knows but declined to identify — from Camp-Out’s corporate offices in Las Vegas to build their case.
Scott said the brothers, during business hours, loaded the merchandise on a trailer while in the store’s western storage lot before towing it to an eastern lot. After the business closed, Scott said the men returned at about 9 p.m. to transfer the items onto the truck.Although Scott said the men tried to block security cameras by building a wall of trailers, he said “they didn’t do a good job” because they still were captured on tape.Scott said Luis Lozada-Salguero had been a Camp-Out employee for about 13 years, Fabian Lozada-Salguero for 12 and Raul Lozada-Salguero on and off for about a decade.
The three men were charged through the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office with third-degree theft and criminal trespass, Parenti said. They were then taken to the Somerset County Jail, he said.A jail official said Wednesday, Sept. 3, that Luis Lozada-Salguero had been released after posting bail while his two brothers remained in custody with bail set at $5,000 each with an option to pay 10 percent of the full amount.Scott, who credited borough police for their “great job” in thwarting the theft, said he feels hurt following the incident because he considers “every one of the employees family” no matter how long they’ve worked with the business.
“To say the least I’m hurt because I trust everybody who’s employed at Camp-Out and I respect everybody who’s employed at Camp-Out,” he said.
“So it goes without saying. Am I hurt? Of course I’m hurt.”
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Cries for help for the birds www.privateofficer.com
September 8, 2008
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TRENTON, N.J. Sept 8 2008 – Cries for help inside a Trenton, N.J., home turned out to be for the birds.
Neighbors called police Wednesday morning after hearing a woman’s persistent cry of “Help me! Help me!” coming from a house. Officers arrived and when no one answered the door, they kicked it in to make a rescue.
But instead of a damsel in distress, officers found a caged cockatoo with a convincing call.
It wasn’t the first time the 10-year-old bird named Luna said something that brought authorities to the home of owner Evelyn DeLeon.
About seven years ago, the bird cried like a baby for hours, leading to reports of a possible abandoned baby and a visit to the home by state child welfare workers. But it was only Luna practicing a newfound sound, DeLeon says.
DeLeon says her bird learns much of her ever-growing vocabulary from watching television, in both English and Spanish.
Neighbors called police Wednesday morning after hearing a woman’s persistent cry of “Help me! Help me!” coming from a house. Officers arrived and when no one answered the door, they kicked it in to make a rescue.
But instead of a damsel in distress, officers found a caged cockatoo with a convincing call.
It wasn’t the first time the 10-year-old bird named Luna said something that brought authorities to the home of owner Evelyn DeLeon.
About seven years ago, the bird cried like a baby for hours, leading to reports of a possible abandoned baby and a visit to the home by state child welfare workers. But it was only Luna practicing a newfound sound, DeLeon says.
DeLeon says her bird learns much of her ever-growing vocabulary from watching television, in both English and Spanish.
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Fire Chief Pleads Guilty To $38,000 Theft www.privateofficer.com
September 8, 2008
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BROWNSTOWN, Ind. Sept 8 2008
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www.privateofficer.com - The former township fire chief in southern Indiana is pleading guilty to charges he stole more than $38,000 from the department.
Under the plea agreement entered in Jackson County Court, former Carr Township fire chief Russell Todd Snodgrass will serve no more than six months in prison and repay nearly $29,000 to the department.
Under the plea agreement entered in Jackson County Court, former Carr Township fire chief Russell Todd Snodgrass will serve no more than six months in prison and repay nearly $29,000 to the department.
The rest of the loss was paid by the department’s insurance company.
A sentencing hearing is scheduled for March 9, allowing time for authorities to check his progress in repaying the money.
Prosecutors say Snodgrass took the money from 2003 to 2005, while he was chief of the rural department between Seymour and Bedford.
An audit found that Snodgrass used about $750 of the money on car repairs and to buy fishing lures and a Guns N’ Roses album.
A sentencing hearing is scheduled for March 9, allowing time for authorities to check his progress in repaying the money.
Prosecutors say Snodgrass took the money from 2003 to 2005, while he was chief of the rural department between Seymour and Bedford.
An audit found that Snodgrass used about $750 of the money on car repairs and to buy fishing lures and a Guns N’ Roses album.
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