Archive for March 15th, 2009
Posted by privateofficernews on March 15, 2009
Security officer assaulted, Tasered during robbery www.privateofficer.com
Bellevue, NE Mar 15 2009
By: Rick McCann
Private Officer News Network
http://www.privateofficer.com/ – A wild attempted bank robbery in Bellevue Friday afternoon left a security officer injured and Tased while others are still scratching their heads.
Two men with attempted to rob the First National Bank on Pratt Avenue near Highway 75 and Cornhusker according to police but failed in their plan.
The strange robbery started as a burglary into the bank at around 7a.m. Friday morning. A worker at a nearby business saw two men bash a window at the bank and climb inside. The witness quickly called 911.
Once inside the bank, the men attacked a security officer.
Police say that the men hit him on the head with a stun gun then used a taser on him. They also pulled a handgun and forced a clerk to open the vault.
Police said that numerous officers soon arrived on the scene and immediately gave foot chase to one of the men who had exited the bank. The second suspect was also quickly apprehended and taken into custody.
Police say the suspects were identified as 34-year-old Michael McCroy and 33-year-old Shannon Jackson, both of Omaha Nebraska. Police have charged both men with burglary, robbery, felony assault and weapon charges.
“The security officer was injured treated at the scene by the Bellvue Volunteer Fire Department according to a police report. He’s a little shook up right now,” said David Stukenholtz from Bellevue police.
Police said the taser used by the suspects on the security officer was real, but the gun was just a toy.
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Posted by privateofficernews on March 15, 2009
Brownsville TX Mar 15 2009
Two men are behind bars and detectives are closing in on a third suspect in connection with the robbery of an armored check cashing van last month, police said.
On Thursday morning, police arrested 31-year-old Miguel Morales at an undisclosed location and charged him with aggravated robbery for his part in the heist, said police spokesman Sgt. Jimmy Manrrique.
Police said Hector Garza, of an unknown age and still on the run, also was involved in the theft of the PMC Check Cashing armored van and contained more than $250,000, Manrrique said. Garza has been charged with aggravated robbery.
According to police, the theft took place on Feb. 5 when a check-cashing employee drove the van to her home at 6912 Vivero St.
“When she exited the van to open the fence they attacked her and robbed the van,” Manrrique said. “They opened the safe with power tools and stole the cash.”
Police investigators said the group originally wanted to target people cashing checks at the mobile service. However, the suspects instead decided to rob the vehicle itself.
After the heist, the group began spending large amounts of money at local nightclubs and buying high priced items.
“We seized a 2003 Lincoln Town Car that was paid with $7,000 cash,” Manrrique said. “They were also buying furniture for their families. Primarily they were buying cocaine and crack cocaine to resell it on the streets.”
On February 19, police arrested Garza’s 29 year-old brother, Reynaldo Garza, who was charged at the time with possession with intent to distribute cocaine. Police also seized $14,000 cash believed to be drug proceeds, Manrrique said.
Investigators linked Reynaldo Garza to the drug ring funded by the drug heist money and charged him with felony theft for taking money from the armored car heist for personal gain, police said.
“He was not directly involved the robbery itself, but he did take money from it,” police said.
Police are still looking for Hector Garza who was involved in the robbery.
“He is considered the mastermind of this robbery and he is considered armed and dangerous,” Manrrique said.
Anyone with information should call Brownsville Police Crime Stoppers at 546-TIPS (8477).
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Posted by privateofficernews on March 15, 2009
Sleepy Eye MN.teacher charged in student sex case www.privateofficer.com
Mankato MN Mar 15 2009
A teacher with the Sleepy Eye school district is charged with criminal sexual conduct after an alleged relationship with a 16-year-old student according to local police investigators.
Police say suspicions were first raised about a month ago, when classmates noticed a student and teacher spending an unusual amount of time together. This information was on to school officials who notified police.
According to the New Ulm and Sleepy Eye Police Departments, 47 year old Calvin Clifford Collum was arrested for the crime on Tuesday, after a search warrant was executed at the school, and another at Collum’s home in New Ulm. Police say they first got wind of the situation after Collum was suspended by the school district last Friday. Senior Investigator David Borchert says, “From that point on, we followed up on it and found there was in fact something goinfg on and followed up with our own leads from there.”
Investigators said that they talked with the student and the student allegedly admitted to having sex with Collum at his house within the past two weeks.
The superintendent for Sleepy Eye Public schools Arla Dockter says that the district was following state protocol by doing their own investigation first before alerting the authorities.
Collum was arrested and booked and has been released on bail. His next court date is set for March 24th at the Brown County Courthouse.
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Security officer shoots, kills Memphis man www.privateofficer.com
MEMPHIS, TN Mar 15 2009 – A man was shot and killed behind on Lamar near Winchester around 1:00 a.m. Saturday, March 14, 2009. The shooting happened on the very night the club reopened after fire shut it down for a week. There have been three unsolved arsons at Cactus Jacks in less than two months. The owner says a rival club is trying to shut him down.Memphis Police say preliminary details indicate the shooting is not related to the arsons. They say a security guard shot a patron during an argument. Family members tell myEyewitnessNews.com that the victim is 36 year-old Jason Morin.
“He’s just a really good man,” says Morin’s step-sister, Dawn Roberts. “And I can’t believe he’s gone.”
Cactus Jacks owners say they initially thought the shooting was part of another attempt to burn the building down.
“Immediately,” says co-owner Darren Grimes, “we thought it was another attempt. We’ve secured all the vulnerable spots on the building. This incident happened at one of the most vulnerable spots that would shut us down for a long period of time.”
Just before the shooting, investigators say Morin was driving his truck around the back of Cactus Jacks nightclub performing donuts.
“The people here at the bar know him,” says his step-sister. “Everybody knows he likes to play. Every time he’s here he usually goes and does donuts in the hill, goes up and comes back down. Why this had to happen, I don’t understand.”
Last weekend a flaming car, with the gas pedal rigged to the floor, was sent crashing through the front door of the club. Security guards, hired to protect the property and the customers, were told to be on the look-out for any problems. So when Morin started driving erratically, the guards acted.
Morin’s step-sister says several people were in Morin’s truck when he jumped out to talk to the security guards.
“He went up towards him because this place has had a lot of problems recently,” she says. “And as he went towards him to take the gun from one of the guys, the other guy took a 9 millimeter and shot him 5 times in the chest.”
Club owners say they are sorry for Morin family. They say they need to take every safety precaution, especially when someone lunges for a security guard’s gun,. which they claim Morin did.
“Just a week ago 3 employees were nearly killed,” says Grimes. “They were two feet away from being killed inside the building. Security is our most important concern right now.”
The security officer who fired the fatal shot was taken to 201 Poplar and questioned but he has not been charged with anything. MPD has promised to beef up patrols in the area when the nightclub is open for business.
No funeral arrangements have been made for Morin who leaves behind three children.
The FBI, ATF and Memphis Fire Department are still investigating the arsons.
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M.I.T. police officer arrested with large amount of drugs www.privateofficer.com
Boston MA March 15 2009
boston.com
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer was arrested last night immediately after he and another man received a FedEx package containing hundreds of prescription painkillers, including OxyContin, police said.
Officer Joseph D’Amelio, 38, of East Boston, and Anthony Christallo, 39, of Derry, N.H., face a minimum of 10 years in prison on drug trafficking charges.
Based on FedEx’s “internal policies,” the company became suspicious of a package addressed to a London Street auto garage in East Boston and notified State Police narcotics detectives. State Police, working in conjunction with Boston police, the Suffolk district attorney’s office, the US Drug Enforcement Administration, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement set up a controlled delivery of the package in an attempt to catch the intended recipients.
According to the district attorney’s office, D’Amelio showed up at the garage, Advanced Automotive, shortly after 6 p.m. yesterday to accept the package. He was in a marked MIT police cruiser and wearing his police uniform.
D’Amelio and Christallo were arrested, and the package was seized, along with $12,000. The package reportedly contained 360 OxyContin tablets and an additional quantity of Roxicodone tablets. Roxicodone and OxyContin are brand names for the opioid narcotic painkiller Oxycodone.
The doses in the package are among the strongest available. There was no word on who sent the package.
A spokeswoman for MIT said D’Amelio has been placed on unpaid administrative leave and that the school was cooperating with police.
The men are being held in custody and will be arraigned tomorrow in East Boston District Court.
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Three arrested for grocery store scheme www.privateofficer.com
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. Mar 15 2009 – Three men and one woman who distracted an elderly woman by asking her how to make relish and then stole her purse were arrested Thursday night, police said.
One of the suspects was detained by Lantana police outside a Publix after committing a similar distraction theft.
Boynton Beach police arrested the other three shortly thereafter.
Dino Favian Anzules, 35; Stacie Marie Phillips, 29; Matthew Ryan Larsen, 22; and Larry Armando Maura, 23, face multiple charges, including fraud and theft.
The foursome is believed to have been involved in a distraction theft Tuesday at the Wal-Mart on Old Boynton Road.
They allegedly asked a 79-year-old woman if she knew the ingredients for homemade relish.
As she showed one of the men the items he’d need, another stole her purse, which contained four credit cards, cash, her driver’s license and checkbook, police said.
Video surveillance from a CVS on Lantana Road showed the men allegedly using one of the credit cards to buy hundreds of dollars in gift cards. The men returned to the store later that night and bought more gift cards, beer and cigarettes, police said.
They attempted a third purchase but the credit card was declined, police said. They also attempted to use it at a Game Stop in Lantana, police said.
Detectives interviewed the four people, who were then taken to the Palm Beach County Jail.
Police said the suspects admitted to planning and organizing distractions against senior citizens in order to steal their wallets or purses to obtain cash and credit cards. Police said they used the cards to buy personal items and gift cards, and then the gift cards would later be used to trade for drugs and other property.
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Armored car guard arrested for theft of money www.privateofficer.com
Bettendorf IA Mar 15 2009
Travis J. Paulsen was arrested in Bettendorf shortly before 4:00 P.M. on Thursday, March 12 after Paulsen was found to be in possession in excess of $10,000 of stolen currency during a traffic stop in the 2800 block of State Street.
Prior to the traffic stop, a search warrant had already been obtained for Paulsen”s vehicle and residence, 5425 Valley Drive, Lot #54, Bettendorf, Iowa.
Paulsen is accused of stealing approximately $87,985.00 from a Deere Harvester Community Credit Union ATM located at 338-6th Street, Moline.
The ATM theft was discovered on March 4, 2009 by an employee of Lewis System of Iowa. Lewis System is an armored car company that services ATM machines in the Quad Cities. Paulsen is a former employee of Lewis System and would have had knowledge of the internal workings of ATM machines serviced by Lewis System.
A joint investigation between the FBI, Bettendorf Police Department and Moline Police Department is ongoing. Paulsen is expected to have additional charges related to this theft.
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Pastor arrested with gun at airport www.privateofficer.com
WEST PALM BEACH, FL Mar 15 2009 — For those who know Dr. John Maxwell, his mug shot is both a shock and a contradiction to his character.
“He has been a tremendous national leader, adding value throughout the world whether it’s Africa or right here in Palm Beach County,” said Bill Hobbs from Urban Youth Impact.
The author and speaker is famous for his advice on leadership. He’s a teaching pastor at Christ Fellowship Church.
The man with a long resume of being a stand up guy was arrested, fingerprinted and photographed for taking a concealed handgun through security at Palm Beach International Airport.
Maxwell blogged about the incident.
“What I did was wrong, and it was my fault. I certainly didn’t intend to break the law, but I will face up to the consequences,” Maxwell wrote.
Maxwell explained that is was a mistake. The gun had been given to him as a gift after a speaking engagement out of state, to which he traveled on a private plane. He said he forgot to take the gun out of his bag before traveling through PBIA days later.
“If you’re not paying attention and you do something stupid, it’s going to hurt you. In the end, I just hope my mistake isn’t going to hurt anybody but me,” wrote Maxwell.
His supporters say Maxwell’s reaction and admittance to his error is what makes him the “real deal.”
“That’s rare in today’s culture with leadership. People want to side step it. They want to blame someone else and John faced the issue head on, took responsibility and he learned from it,” said Hobbs.
Maxwell bonded out of jail for three thousand dollars. He does not have a court date scheduled. He continues to travel and speak on leadership throughout the country.
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Posted by privateofficernews on March 15, 2009
Jewelry store crimes jump 17% in 2008 www.privateofficer.com
Atlanta GA. March 15 2009
diamonds.net
Crime Reports Against Jewelry Industry Jump 17% in 2008
In its annual crime report, Jewelers’ Security Alliance (JSA) found the number of crimes reported to their data center against the U.S. jewelry industry increased almost 17 percent and total dollar losses rose almost 7 percent to $103.5 million in 2008. Of 1,505 crimes reported to the JSA, there were 425 arrests made, compared with 446 arrests in 2007.
The most crimes during the year occurred in California, with 259 cases, followed by Florida (156 cases) and Texas (125 cases). In New York there were 87 crimes against the industry and 75 were reported in New Jersey. The greatest increase in crime events came from on-premises, up 18.3 percent, and in terms of dollar losses on-premises crimes rose 5.2 percent to $60.6 million. Off-premises dollar losses rose 8.6 percent to $42.9 million. Grab and run events rose 51 percent to 362 instances.
JSA reported that the number of homicides during crimes against jewelry firms almost tripled in 2008 to 11, eight of which were classified as the criminal involved. In 2008 there were 14 cases in which shots were fired — this was twice as many instances as in 2007 — but the number of times someone was shot in 2008 fell to three from 14 in 2007. “These near-fatal incidents had the potential of adding 17 additional homicides to the yearly industry total for 2008. Ten non-fatal shots were fired by robbers and four were fired by jewelers at robbers. Two non-fatal shots were fired by members of law enforcement, one wounding a robber attempting to escape. In another incident a robber shot and wounded a security guard who attempted to disarm the robber. On another occasion, a retail jeweler was ambushed outside of his residence, shot four times and survived,” according to JSA’s report.
There were other trends JSA found in the data. The greatest number of robberies occurred close to store opening time — between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. The most active day of the week for crime fell on Thursdays (accounting for 20 percent of reports) whereas Sundays proved to be the least likely day a crime event occurred. The number of robberies involving violence of any kind rose from 29 percent in 2007 to 33 percent in 2008, but robbery events involving a gun fell five percentage points in 2008 to 72 percent.
Off-premise dollar losses due specifically to robberies rose 22 percent and of 31 percent of these robberies (59 out of 187 attacks) reported to JSA, a victim was physically assaulted. JSA noted that an assault was usually in response to “some level of resistance on the part of the victim.” A gun was displayed in 39 of the attacks and a knife displayed during 36 attacks, JSA found. There has been a significant increase in the use of knives by the attacker, and an increased pattern of attacks against Asian victims, especially on the West Coast. Parking lots remained the top target for an attack in 2008, there were 10 home invasions, according to JSA’s count.
“In the great majority of off-premises losses reported to the JSA, in which suspect descriptions were provided or arrests made, male and female Hispanic suspects were indicated. Based on law enforcement reports, the majority of those arrested were found to be from Colombia and residing in the U.S. illegally. Local and federal law enforcement agencies have confirmed the existence of organized criminal groups identified as South American Theft/Robbery Gangs, which concentrate their criminal activities against the jewelry industry,” according to the report.
John Kennedy, JSA president, wrote in the report, “The popular wisdom is that crime will rise when economic times are tough, however history has shown that the incidence of crime against the jewelry industry is more complicated than that. It is extraordinarily rare, for example, for someone who has lost their job or had their house foreclosed to commit an armed robbery of a jewelry store.”
Kennedy continued, “Almost all major crimes against the jewelry industry, including armed robberies, safe burglaries and attacks on traveling salespersons are committed by organized professional gangs that are not motivated by changes in the economy. The number of these crimes fluctuates, but the totals over many years do not show a close correlation with economic conditions. However, the lower dollar crimes against the industry, such as grab and runs, can more often be committed by amateurs, and JSA is seeing a sharp increase in this type of crime.”
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Security officer assaulted with fire extinguisher www.privateofficer.com
Myrtle Beach SC March 15 2009
By: Brett Davis
Private Officer News Network
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Authorities reported that a security guard for the gated DeBordieu Colony community was assaulted at about 1:30 a.m. Saturday and was taken to an area hospital.
According to sheriff deputies, the guard was on duty and monitoring the north gate after being notified by his manager that there was an ongoing problem with people causing damage to the beach.
After he heard some noises, he got out of his truck to investigate the disturbance and was sprayed with a fire extinguisher, according to a report filed with the Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office.
The guard was able to get to his radio and call for help. He was taken to the Georgetown Hospital for treatment because he had trouble breathing.
Deputies searched for the suspects and are still investigating.
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Ex-convict pleads guilty to murder of K-Mart security agent www.privateofficer.com
El Cajon CA. March 15 2009
An ex-convict who slashed a man with a samurai sword and shot a naval officer who was moonlighting as a security guard at a Kmart in Ramona, pleaded guilty Friday to assault, battery and second-degree murder.
Andrew Nicholas Griffith, who turns 30 on Saturday, is to be sentenced to 42 years to life in prison at an April 10 hearing before Judge Herbert Exarhos at the El Cajon Courthouse.
Before pleading guilty, Griffith had to withdraw his previously entered plea of not guilty by reason of insanity, said Deputy District Attorney Gordon Davis.
Two court-appointed doctors said Griffith had mental problems, but that he was not insane, the prosecutor said.
In a hearing Friday, Griffith admitted slashing Steven Michael Lowe on the forearm with a 3-foot-long sword at a riverbank encampment in Ramona on June 16, 2007.
He also pleaded guilty to killing 34-year-old Petty Officer 1st Class David C. Busby on July 21, 2007, and assaulting another Kmart loss prevention officer, Fred Tilli, with a semiautomatic firearm.
Busby and Tilli had caught Griffith shoplifting when he shot Busby — a married father of a 17-month-old son — three times.
Prosecutors said Griffith was convicted in 2004 of possession of an assault weapon in San Bernardino County.
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Police nab two for thefts at Wal-Mart www.privateofficer.com
FORT SMITH, Ark. Mar 15 2009
By: Brett Davis
Staff Reporter
Private Officer News Network
Police said they’ve arrested two people in connection with a series of thefts from local Wal-Mart stores.
Loss prevention agents said that Corry Henry and LaVelle Moore had been spotted entering several Wal-Marts and grabbing merchandise and running out of the store.
Police they were observed by a police officer in the area of other retail stores and taken into custody and both are charged with three counts of felony theft over $2,500. They were being held in lieu of $15,000 bond.
Police said they went from Wal-Mart to Wal-Mart in Fort Smith on Thursday night, stealing electronics and clothing that they carried out of the store in duffle bags.
A patrol officer said he recognized the men outside Central Mall Friday and made the arrest.
Police are still looking for two women who were seen on security tape participating in the thefts.
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Soldier dressed as “The Joker” killed by police www.privateofficer.com
FRONT ROYAL, Va. Mar 15 2009 — Details are emerging about an incident in Virginia last weekend in which police shot and killed a soldier who was dressed and wearing face-paint like the Batman villain The Joker.
An FBI affidavit said Army Spc. Christopher Lanum was shot in the Shenandoah National Park after he pointed a loaded shotgun at police following a chase.
Lanum was a suspect in the stabbing of a fellow soldier at Fort Eustis. He was killed hours after the attack when officers attempted to stop the minivan he was driving.
Lanum’s girlfriend, a passenger in the van, was hit by gunfire and treated at a hospital. Authorities say she was arrested Wednesday evening and charged with being an accessory after the fact to assault.
According to court documents, Lanum’s girlfriend told the FBI that Lanum idolized the Joker character.
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Bellevue, NE Mar 15 2009
