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Former police officer arrested for bank robbery www.privateofficer.com
February 12, 2009
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HIALEAH FLA Feb 12 2009 – A former city police officer, the son and namesake of former Police Chief Rolando Bolaños, this morning was charged in connection with a bank robbery that took place this week, Hialeah police said.
Rolando A. Bolaños Jr., 36, was arrested this morning on a charge of strong-arm bank robbery.
Bolaños became a suspect in the Monday morning robbery at BankAtlantic, 7775 W. 33rd Ave., when investigators said they determined the robber drove away in a black Mercedes Benz owned by Bolaños.
Security cameras recorded the robbery, showing a man wearing a dark-colored cap accepting a stack of cash from a teller.
Police say the robber had handed the teller a note but did not show a weapon.
Bolaños, who worked for the city police department from 1997 to 2003, was booked into the Turner Gilford Knight correctional facility just before 11 a.m. and is being held on $7,500 bond.
Bolaños, who worked for the city police department from 1997 to 2003, was booked into the Turner Gilford Knight correctional facility just before 11 a.m. and is being held on $7,500 bond.
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Stockton teacher arrested for sexual contact with student www.privateofficer.com
February 12, 2009
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Stockton CA Feb 12 2009
A female teacher at a Stockton high school has been arrested for allegedly having sex with a 16-year-old student.
A female teacher at a Stockton high school has been arrested for allegedly having sex with a 16-year-old student.
Stockton Police say they have arrested 24-year-old Christina Oliver.
Oliver is currently a teacher at McNair High School in the Lodi Unified School District.
Police say they began investigating Oliver after getting a parent told them he believed his 16-year-old son was sexually involved with a teacher.
Oliver has been booked into the San Joaquin County Jail on multiple felony and misdemeanor charges.Because of Oliver’s contact with other students, Stockton police are asking anyone with information about this case or possible other allegations to contact the Stockton Police Department 209-937-8377.
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Security officer thwarts robbery at NC Wal-mart www.privateofficer.com
February 12, 2009
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Raleigh NC Feb 12 2009
By: Rick McCann
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An attempted robbery at an area Wal-Mart has been thwarted by an employee and an armed guard according to a police statement just released.
Police said that on Feb. 2 there was an armed robbery of the retailer’s cash room at its store at 6600 Glenwood Ave., police said.
The guard was picking up a deposit when a suspect emerged from an adjacent bathroom, displaying a gun and demanding cash. The guard and a store employee managed to quickly shut a door and lock the thief out of the room and according to store employees he eventually fled the store without taking anything.
Police are looking for the suspect described only as a white male in his early 20s, 5 feet 9 inches tall, with a medium build, wearing a toboggan and sunglasses. Police could not provide other distinguishing characteristics, such as the suspect’s weight or hair color and said that they are reviewing store surveillance and that the investigation is continuing.
An attempted robbery at an area Wal-Mart has been thwarted by an employee and an armed guard according to a police statement just released.
Police said that on Feb. 2 there was an armed robbery of the retailer’s cash room at its store at 6600 Glenwood Ave., police said.
The guard was picking up a deposit when a suspect emerged from an adjacent bathroom, displaying a gun and demanding cash. The guard and a store employee managed to quickly shut a door and lock the thief out of the room and according to store employees he eventually fled the store without taking anything.
Police are looking for the suspect described only as a white male in his early 20s, 5 feet 9 inches tall, with a medium build, wearing a toboggan and sunglasses. Police could not provide other distinguishing characteristics, such as the suspect’s weight or hair color and said that they are reviewing store surveillance and that the investigation is continuing.
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Police officer injured by fleeing shoplifter www.privateofficer.com
February 12, 2009
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Cheektowaga NY Feb 12 2009
A Cheektowaga police officer was dragged a distance of two or three car lengths — with his arm caught inside a fleeing suspect’s vehicle — before he managed to fire a warning shot that prompted him to be released.
The officer was not seriously injured, and police later caught two men after a car and foot chase that ended in Buffalo late Tuesday afternoon.
The incident began at about 5:10 p.m. Tuesday, when J.C. Penney security officers spotted two people stealing perfume and cologne from the store. Security officers watched the two flee and contacted Cheektowaga police with the license-plate number of the getaway vehicle.
Officer Brad Hebeler stopped the vehicle, which had become tied up in traffic on Galleria Drive.
“He approaches the car, they roll down their window, his left hand gets inside the car, they grab his arm and begin to pull away,” Capt. John Glascott said, based on the police report of the incident.
Hebeler used his other arm to fire one round at one of the tires, which apparently prompted the two to release his arm. He later was treated for arm bumps and bruises and released from St. Joseph Community Hospital.
Meanwhile, the getaway vehicle took off westbound, in the eastbound lanes of Walden Avenue, before moving into the westbound lanes and going into Buffalo, with police in pursuit. The pursued car then struck the rear of a car at Genesee and Barthel streets, and two men got out of the vehicle.
Several police officers from Buffalo and Cheektowaga gave chase, capturing the two men on foot. Police also recovered more than $2,000 worth of stolen perfume and cologne.
Officers charged Carols Rivera, 27, and Jorge Estremera, 38, both of Hudson Street, Buffalo, with criminal possession of stolen property, unauthorized use of a vehicle and resisting arrest.
Police also charged Rivera, the driver, with assault and reckless endangerment.
A Cheektowaga police officer was dragged a distance of two or three car lengths — with his arm caught inside a fleeing suspect’s vehicle — before he managed to fire a warning shot that prompted him to be released.
The officer was not seriously injured, and police later caught two men after a car and foot chase that ended in Buffalo late Tuesday afternoon.
The incident began at about 5:10 p.m. Tuesday, when J.C. Penney security officers spotted two people stealing perfume and cologne from the store. Security officers watched the two flee and contacted Cheektowaga police with the license-plate number of the getaway vehicle.
Officer Brad Hebeler stopped the vehicle, which had become tied up in traffic on Galleria Drive.
“He approaches the car, they roll down their window, his left hand gets inside the car, they grab his arm and begin to pull away,” Capt. John Glascott said, based on the police report of the incident.
Hebeler used his other arm to fire one round at one of the tires, which apparently prompted the two to release his arm. He later was treated for arm bumps and bruises and released from St. Joseph Community Hospital.
Meanwhile, the getaway vehicle took off westbound, in the eastbound lanes of Walden Avenue, before moving into the westbound lanes and going into Buffalo, with police in pursuit. The pursued car then struck the rear of a car at Genesee and Barthel streets, and two men got out of the vehicle.
Several police officers from Buffalo and Cheektowaga gave chase, capturing the two men on foot. Police also recovered more than $2,000 worth of stolen perfume and cologne.
Officers charged Carols Rivera, 27, and Jorge Estremera, 38, both of Hudson Street, Buffalo, with criminal possession of stolen property, unauthorized use of a vehicle and resisting arrest.
Police also charged Rivera, the driver, with assault and reckless endangerment.
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KY. police officer slain at home www.privateofficer.com
February 12, 2009
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CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. Feb 12 2009
BY: Rick McCann
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http://www.privateofficer.com/ Authorities in the small town of Lebanon have confirmed in a press release that a city police officer was found slain in his home in central Kentucky.
Kentucky State Police were called to the home of 40-year-old David M. Ford and said that they are now investigating the death as a homicide. Police say he was found by his wife when she arrived Tuesday afternoon at their home in Taylor County.
Trooper Billy Gregory says Tonya Ford reported that her husband had been shot. Police and emergency personnel rushed to the home but Gregory says he was pronounced dead at the scene.
KSP investigators have not released any other details about their investigation and officers at the city police department said that Ford had been with the Lebanon police force in neighboring Marion County for 3½ years.
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http://www.privateofficer.com/ Authorities in the small town of Lebanon have confirmed in a press release that a city police officer was found slain in his home in central Kentucky.
Kentucky State Police were called to the home of 40-year-old David M. Ford and said that they are now investigating the death as a homicide. Police say he was found by his wife when she arrived Tuesday afternoon at their home in Taylor County.
Trooper Billy Gregory says Tonya Ford reported that her husband had been shot. Police and emergency personnel rushed to the home but Gregory says he was pronounced dead at the scene.
KSP investigators have not released any other details about their investigation and officers at the city police department said that Ford had been with the Lebanon police force in neighboring Marion County for 3½ years.
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Security officer drives robbery suspect to police www.privateofficer.com
February 12, 2009
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HALTOM CITY TX Feb 12 2009
startelegram.com — A Haltom City man accused of robbing a convenience store with a toy handgun remained in jail Wednesday after he was arrested shortly after the holdup.
Another man who was with the Haltom City man during his getaway also was arrested on drug and weapons charges, police said.
Police identified the man arrested for the robbery as James May, 23, who was in jail with bail set at $25,000.
Tex Martin Jr., 40, of Cleburne, was in jail under suspicion of possession of a controlled substance/marijuana and possession of a prohibited weapon.
The holdup happened about 3:20 a.m. Tuesday at Doc’s Food Store, 1718 Haltom Road.
A man walked into the store and brandished what employees believed was a handgun, police said. The robber took an undisclosed amount of money, lottery tickets, cigarettes and the wallets of the employees, police said.
The bandit ran out of the store and jumped into a vehicle that sped away, police said. Officers in the area saw the vehicle driving away from the store and followed it until the driver lost control and slid into a ditch on an access road on Texas 121.
Police detained Martin and a woman who also was in the vehicle. May fled on foot, police said.
But within minutes, a security guard approached police and told them that he had May in his van. May had tried to hitch a ride with the guard, but the guard had heard the sirens and drove to the officers, police said.
startelegram.com — A Haltom City man accused of robbing a convenience store with a toy handgun remained in jail Wednesday after he was arrested shortly after the holdup.
Another man who was with the Haltom City man during his getaway also was arrested on drug and weapons charges, police said.
Police identified the man arrested for the robbery as James May, 23, who was in jail with bail set at $25,000.
Tex Martin Jr., 40, of Cleburne, was in jail under suspicion of possession of a controlled substance/marijuana and possession of a prohibited weapon.
The holdup happened about 3:20 a.m. Tuesday at Doc’s Food Store, 1718 Haltom Road.
A man walked into the store and brandished what employees believed was a handgun, police said. The robber took an undisclosed amount of money, lottery tickets, cigarettes and the wallets of the employees, police said.
The bandit ran out of the store and jumped into a vehicle that sped away, police said. Officers in the area saw the vehicle driving away from the store and followed it until the driver lost control and slid into a ditch on an access road on Texas 121.
Police detained Martin and a woman who also was in the vehicle. May fled on foot, police said.
But within minutes, a security guard approached police and told them that he had May in his van. May had tried to hitch a ride with the guard, but the guard had heard the sirens and drove to the officers, police said.
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Trio charged in Macy theft incident www.privateofficer.com
February 12, 2009
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DANBURY CT Feb 12 2009 — Three people were charged with stealing $625 worth of clothes from the Macy’s department store in the Danbury Fair mall Friday.
According to police, Tony Jackson, 21, of Bloomfield, Jaquan Jackson, 18, of New Britain and Alisha Thomas, 18, of Hartford, worked together to steal the merchandise.
Tony Jackson took clothes into a dressing room, removed the security devices and handed them over to Thomas, who put the clothes in a bag, police said.
Police said they did this while store security officers had them under surveillance. They were arrested at about 6 p.m.
Tony Jackson allegedly tried to fight with a security officer trying to stop him.
He was charged with fourth-degree larceny, conspiracy to commit larceny, third-degree robbery and possessing a shoplifting device.
He was also charged with criminal mischief after allegedly damaging a security device in a doorway.
Tony Jackson was released on a $10,000 bond pending a court date later this month.
Jaquan Jackson and Thomas were charged with fourth-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit larceny.
Jackson was released on a $2,500 bond pending a court date later this month.
Thomas was released on a promise to appear in Danbury court, but was then taken into custody by police in Hartford, where there was a warrant for her arrest.
According to police, Tony Jackson, 21, of Bloomfield, Jaquan Jackson, 18, of New Britain and Alisha Thomas, 18, of Hartford, worked together to steal the merchandise.
Tony Jackson took clothes into a dressing room, removed the security devices and handed them over to Thomas, who put the clothes in a bag, police said.
Police said they did this while store security officers had them under surveillance. They were arrested at about 6 p.m.
Tony Jackson allegedly tried to fight with a security officer trying to stop him.
He was charged with fourth-degree larceny, conspiracy to commit larceny, third-degree robbery and possessing a shoplifting device.
He was also charged with criminal mischief after allegedly damaging a security device in a doorway.
Tony Jackson was released on a $10,000 bond pending a court date later this month.
Jaquan Jackson and Thomas were charged with fourth-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit larceny.
Jackson was released on a $2,500 bond pending a court date later this month.
Thomas was released on a promise to appear in Danbury court, but was then taken into custody by police in Hartford, where there was a warrant for her arrest.
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Police chief’s wife arrested for theft www.privateofficer.com
February 12, 2009
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BEAVERCREEK OH Feb 12 2009
Brett Davis
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http://www.privateofficer.com/ — The wife of Riverside Police Chief Mark Reiss was charged with a misdemeanor shoplifting offense according to a police report.
According to Beavercreek police records, Christine Reiss, 40, was stopped by store security after an alleged incident in Von Maur’s department store at The Greene.
According to Beavercreek police records, Christine Reiss, 40, was stopped by store security after an alleged incident in Von Maur’s department store at The Greene.
She was accused of concealing three items of clothing totaling $138 while checking out and paying for other purchases and as she left the store with the unpaid merchandise she was detained by security.
She was arrested and released on her own recognizance in Municipal Court Wednesday, Feb. 4.
Reiss has entered a not-guilty plea on the charge, which is scheduled for a pre-trial hearing March 2.
She was arrested and released on her own recognizance in Municipal Court Wednesday, Feb. 4.
Reiss has entered a not-guilty plea on the charge, which is scheduled for a pre-trial hearing March 2.
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Police may take your car if arrested for shoplifting www.privateofficer.com
February 12, 2009
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Orland Park IL Feb 12 2009
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Shoplifters beware.
Orland Park police want the authority to impound vehicles used in retail thefts.
“It’s another tool in the toolbox,” Chief Tim McCarthy told the village board’s public safety committee this week.
The committee approved the request and a similar request for vehicles involved in car burglaries. The full board is expected to vote on the changes at its next meeting at 7 p.m. Monday.
If approved, the measures would go into effect immediately.
Orland Park is a regional retail center with Orland Square Mall, Orland Crossings, Orland Park Place, Orland Plaza and smaller strip centers throughout the village. Shoppers are expected to generate $12.7 million in home rule sales tax revenue for the village in the upcoming budget year.
McCarthy said he hopes the proposed measure will protect retailers by deterring shoplifters.
He said the village saw retail thefts increase by 12 percent last year. Burglaries to motor vehicles also are up, but he did not have those statistics readily available.
“They drive around in crews of two or three and work an area,” he said of the burglars.
As a home rule community, Orland Park can move to impound vehicles used in crimes.
Under the proposal, police would impound a vehicle that a person who is charged with shoplifting more than $150 in merchandise drove to the store, McCarthy said.
The vehicle owner would have to pay $500 to get it back. It is the same procedure the police department follows for drunken driving, prostitution and driving with a suspended license, he said. The department has been impounding vehicles for certain offenses since 2006, he said.
neighborhoodstar.com
Shoplifters beware.
Orland Park police want the authority to impound vehicles used in retail thefts.
“It’s another tool in the toolbox,” Chief Tim McCarthy told the village board’s public safety committee this week.
The committee approved the request and a similar request for vehicles involved in car burglaries. The full board is expected to vote on the changes at its next meeting at 7 p.m. Monday.
If approved, the measures would go into effect immediately.
Orland Park is a regional retail center with Orland Square Mall, Orland Crossings, Orland Park Place, Orland Plaza and smaller strip centers throughout the village. Shoppers are expected to generate $12.7 million in home rule sales tax revenue for the village in the upcoming budget year.
McCarthy said he hopes the proposed measure will protect retailers by deterring shoplifters.
He said the village saw retail thefts increase by 12 percent last year. Burglaries to motor vehicles also are up, but he did not have those statistics readily available.
“They drive around in crews of two or three and work an area,” he said of the burglars.
As a home rule community, Orland Park can move to impound vehicles used in crimes.
Under the proposal, police would impound a vehicle that a person who is charged with shoplifting more than $150 in merchandise drove to the store, McCarthy said.
The vehicle owner would have to pay $500 to get it back. It is the same procedure the police department follows for drunken driving, prostitution and driving with a suspended license, he said. The department has been impounding vehicles for certain offenses since 2006, he said.
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Deputy sheriff wanted sex with 10 yr old www.privateofficer.com
February 12, 2009
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Atlanta GA Feb 12 2009
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A Bibb County sheriff’s deputy was charged Wednesday with attempting to have sex with a 10 year old minor girl.
According to police records, an undercover agent, posing as a mother of a girl under the age of 10, made plans to meet Gregory Todd Bowden, 42, in Atlanta.
A Bibb County sheriff’s deputy was charged Wednesday with attempting to have sex with a 10 year old minor girl.
According to police records, an undercover agent, posing as a mother of a girl under the age of 10, made plans to meet Gregory Todd Bowden, 42, in Atlanta.
Authorities say that federal agents were on the internet conducting an undercover operation when they were contacted by Bowden.
The deputy and agents talked repeatedly online and on the phone, an FBI spokesman said.
Bowden, of Byron, allegedly wanted to have sex with the minor and her mother, the spokesman said.
The deputy was arrested by federal agents and is due to appear before a United States Magistrate on Thursday.
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