Archive
Archive for June 1, 2009
Women with toddlers shoplift at Wal-Mart www.privateofficer.com
June 1, 2009
Leave a comment
FORT PIERCE FL June 1 2009 — Three Fort Pierce women are accused of shoplifting about $130 worth of merchandise from Wal-Mart as they carried three toddlers with them Tuesday, according to Fort Pierce police.
Andrea D. Clark, 19, of the 3300 block of South Seventh Street, Tequila Boston, 19, and Fran Toya Lashon Roberts, 18, both of the 2800 block or Harson Way, were each charged with misdemeanor retail theft. The mothers of Boston and Roberts arrived at Wal-Mart after the arrests to pick up the toddlers. The relationship between the suspects and the babies was not mentioned in the reports.
Loss prevention staff at Wal-Mart on Okeechobee Road spotted the three women through surveillance cameras concealing more than $130 worth of goods in the store about 5 p.m. Tuesday, police said. The women took bras, boys’ underpants and men’s T-shirts and stuffed them into their purses and baby bags, the report said.
The three went through a checkout counter, but only purchased a soda, police said. All three were stopped by a Fort Pierce police officer when they walked out of Wal-Mart.
Andrea D. Clark, 19, of the 3300 block of South Seventh Street, Tequila Boston, 19, and Fran Toya Lashon Roberts, 18, both of the 2800 block or Harson Way, were each charged with misdemeanor retail theft. The mothers of Boston and Roberts arrived at Wal-Mart after the arrests to pick up the toddlers. The relationship between the suspects and the babies was not mentioned in the reports.
Loss prevention staff at Wal-Mart on Okeechobee Road spotted the three women through surveillance cameras concealing more than $130 worth of goods in the store about 5 p.m. Tuesday, police said. The women took bras, boys’ underpants and men’s T-shirts and stuffed them into their purses and baby bags, the report said.
The three went through a checkout counter, but only purchased a soda, police said. All three were stopped by a Fort Pierce police officer when they walked out of Wal-Mart.
Follow Us On Twitter/privateofficer
Join Us At MySpace/privateofficernews
Join The National Association of Private Officers
Categories: loss prevention, security made app/arrest
Andrea D. Clark, Fran Toya Lashon Roberts, loss prevention agent, loss prevention association, national association of private officers, security association, security guard, security guard association, security guard training, security officer, security officer assaociation, security police association, security training, Tequila Boston, www.privateofficer.com
Woman charged with disorderly conduct at casino www.privateofficer.com
June 1, 2009
1 comment
Dauphin County PA June 1 2009
Authorities have arrested a Maryland woman at the Hollywood Casino at Penn National in Dauphin County following a disturbance Sunday night.
State police said Nancy Mae Cool, 21, of Westminster, Md., was permanently evicted from the casino after she ignored requests from casino security to calm down as she was yelling and following someone in the casino around 8:35 p.m.
When she continued to be disorderly, security notified police and she was cited with disorderly conduct, police said.
Cool has also been barred from the casino.
Authorities have arrested a Maryland woman at the Hollywood Casino at Penn National in Dauphin County following a disturbance Sunday night.
State police said Nancy Mae Cool, 21, of Westminster, Md., was permanently evicted from the casino after she ignored requests from casino security to calm down as she was yelling and following someone in the casino around 8:35 p.m.
When she continued to be disorderly, security notified police and she was cited with disorderly conduct, police said.
Cool has also been barred from the casino.
Follow Us On Twitter/privateofficer
Join Us At MySpace/privateofficernews
Join The National Association of Private Officers
Categories: police, security, security made app/arrest
Dauphin County PA, Follow Us On Twitter/privateofficer, loss prevention agent, loss prevention association, Nancy Mae Cool, national association of private officers, security association, security guard, security guard association, security guard training, security officer, security officer assaociation, security police association, security training, www.privateofficer.com
Police charge three in shoplifting incident, assault www.privateofficer.com
June 1, 2009
Leave a comment
Kingsport TN June 1 2009
Police arrested three Kingsport residents at Wal-Mart Friday — one accused of shoplifting, the other two accused of fighting loss prevention and police.
Police arrested three Kingsport residents at Wal-Mart Friday — one accused of shoplifting, the other two accused of fighting loss prevention and police.
Kingsport Police responded to a report of a fight at Wal-Mart, 2500 W. Stone Drive, early Friday evening. They found loss prevention employees in a scuffle with Stephen Neil, 19, 461 Rainbow Circle.
Police used chemical spray to subdue Neil. Both he and Shelia Kanipe, 40, same address, were arrested on disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges after both allegedly refused to comply with officers’ commands.
The third suspect, Trevor Nelms, 19, 3100 Blackburn St., was charged with shoplifting.
Follow Us On Twitter/privateofficer
Join Us At MySpace/privateofficernews
Join The National Association of Private Officers
Categories: loss prevention, security made app/arrest, security officer injured
loss prevention agent, loss prevention association, national association of private officers, security association, security guard, security guard association, security guard training, security officer, security officer assaociation, security police association, security training, www.privateofficer.com
Mother arrested for burning retarded daughter www.privateofficer.com
June 1, 2009
Leave a comment
FAYETTEVILLE NCJune 1 2009(WTVD) — Cumberland County deputies have arrested a 33-year-old Fayetteville woman and charged her with burning her handicapped daughter with a hot iron.
Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Debbie Tanna told Eyewitness News that a teacher noticed the girl’s scars and contacted authorities.
Nia Michelle Brooks of 113-D Vineland Drive, Fayetteville was arrested Saturday and taken to the Cumberland County Detention Center. She was being held on a $100,000 secured bond.
Investigators say Brooks burned her daughter with a hot iron on both her arms, the top left thigh, and on her right leg near the kneecap. The child told investigators it happened because she wasn’t ironing her Easter dress the way her mother wanted.
The 11-year old child is mildly mentally challenged, has no field of vision in her right eye, and only 30 percent field of vision in her left eye.
The girl’s teacher said she wore a coat to school with temperatures in the 80 to 90 degree range to hide her injuries, but the scars were visible when she rolled up her sleeves to play outside.
The Cumberland County Department of Social Services was called in to investigate, and case was turned over to sheriff’s detectives. They’ve charged Brooks with maiming, aggravated assault on a handicapped person, felony child abuse, and assault inflicting serious injury.
Brooks was set to make a first court appearance Monday
Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Debbie Tanna told Eyewitness News that a teacher noticed the girl’s scars and contacted authorities.
Nia Michelle Brooks of 113-D Vineland Drive, Fayetteville was arrested Saturday and taken to the Cumberland County Detention Center. She was being held on a $100,000 secured bond.
Investigators say Brooks burned her daughter with a hot iron on both her arms, the top left thigh, and on her right leg near the kneecap. The child told investigators it happened because she wasn’t ironing her Easter dress the way her mother wanted.
The 11-year old child is mildly mentally challenged, has no field of vision in her right eye, and only 30 percent field of vision in her left eye.
The girl’s teacher said she wore a coat to school with temperatures in the 80 to 90 degree range to hide her injuries, but the scars were visible when she rolled up her sleeves to play outside.
The Cumberland County Department of Social Services was called in to investigate, and case was turned over to sheriff’s detectives. They’ve charged Brooks with maiming, aggravated assault on a handicapped person, felony child abuse, and assault inflicting serious injury.
Brooks was set to make a first court appearance Monday
Follow Us On Twitter/privateofficer
Join Us At MySpace/privateofficernews
Join The National Association of Private Officers
Categories: Uncategorized
Debbie Tanna
Security duped into helping men commit burglary www.privateofficer.com
June 1, 2009
Leave a comment
PANAMA CITY BEACH FLA June 1 2009— Two Beach men were arrested on felony charges after allegedly forcing their way into a Beach man’s house and attacking him.
Bay County Sheriff’s Office deputies were called to the 180 block of White Cap Way and met by a man who said two men, one allegedly wielding a knife, attacked him in his home, according to a Bay County Sheriff’s Office incident report.
The man told deputies the men had previously tried to enter and he locked them out, but they returned later and entered after a security guard helped them gain access to the house, the report said.
The 22-year-old security guard told deputies he was patrolling the neighborhood when he was flagged down by Delmar E. Downs, 25, and Marcos Alejandro, 24, who told him someone inside the victim’s home who was not supposed to be on the property, the report said. The guard reportedly went to the door of the victim’s home with Downs and Alejandro and knocked on the door, which was answered by a female.
The guard told deputies Downs and Alejandro immediately entered the home and ran upstairs, where a fight ensued. They returned a few minutes later, one of them bleeding, and fled across the street, according to the report.
Downs and Alejondro were later identified and arrested and had their first court appearance Saturday, according to Bay County Jail officials.
Downs is being held on $15,000 bond on charges of armed burglary of a dwelling and aggravated assault with a weapon. Alejandro is being held on $5,000 bond on a charge of unarmed burglary of a dwelling, jail officials said.
Bay County Sheriff’s Office deputies were called to the 180 block of White Cap Way and met by a man who said two men, one allegedly wielding a knife, attacked him in his home, according to a Bay County Sheriff’s Office incident report.
The man told deputies the men had previously tried to enter and he locked them out, but they returned later and entered after a security guard helped them gain access to the house, the report said.
The 22-year-old security guard told deputies he was patrolling the neighborhood when he was flagged down by Delmar E. Downs, 25, and Marcos Alejandro, 24, who told him someone inside the victim’s home who was not supposed to be on the property, the report said. The guard reportedly went to the door of the victim’s home with Downs and Alejandro and knocked on the door, which was answered by a female.
The guard told deputies Downs and Alejandro immediately entered the home and ran upstairs, where a fight ensued. They returned a few minutes later, one of them bleeding, and fled across the street, according to the report.
Downs and Alejondro were later identified and arrested and had their first court appearance Saturday, according to Bay County Jail officials.
Downs is being held on $15,000 bond on charges of armed burglary of a dwelling and aggravated assault with a weapon. Alejandro is being held on $5,000 bond on a charge of unarmed burglary of a dwelling, jail officials said.
Follow Us On Twitter/privateofficer
Join Us At MySpace/privateofficernews
Join The National Association of Private Officers
Categories: security, security made app/arrest
Delmar E. Downs, loss prevention agent, loss prevention association, Marcos Alejandro, national association of private officers, PANAMA CITY BEACH FLA, security association, security guard, security guard association, security guard training, security officer, security officer assaociation, security police association, security training, www.privateofficer.com
