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Police charge Sear’s employee with identity theft www.privateofficer.com
Monroe police arrested a Sears employee and two other suspects Saturday night after they reportedly attempted to fraudulently obtain credit cards at the store.
Sears employee Nicholas Armando Young, 21, 503 Nichols St., Monroe, was observed by police on surveillance video taking credit card applications from the other suspects and attempting to get them approved over the telephone, according to an arrest affidavit.
The suspects reportedly had 20 different people’s names, dates of birth, addresses, Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers.
Thirteen of those identities were use on the applications, according to the report. Two of the applications were reportedly approved over the telephone, one for $1,400 and another for $1,800.
All the other applications were rejected and Young threw them in the trash, according to the report.
Young was charged with 13 counts of identity theft and one count of criminal conspiracy.
He was booked at Ouachita Correctional Center. Total bond is $18,000.
Pasha Tiarra Paige, 20, 104 Long Leak Circle, Monroe, was charged with 20 counts of identity theft and booked at OCC. Bond is $20,000.
Rorie Demetric Paige, 22, 155 Dodie Lane, Monroe, was also charged with 20 counts of identity theft and booked at OCC. Bond is $20,000.
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Fla police investigate death of baby left in car www.privateofficer.com
The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office responded to the 300 block of Harvard Road.
Rescue personnel arrived and found a 12-month-old girl that was not responsive. The child was taken to Flagler Hospital and was pronounced dead at 12:24 Sunday afternoon, according to a release from officials.
The incident started when the father drove the baby’s mother to work. Because other family members were home, the father was not aware the mother had placed the child in a car carrier for the short trip, the release said.
Upon returning home the father went inside. After a period of time the father entered the child’s room and discovered the infant was not in her crib.
After a search of the home and outside area, they located the girl in the vehicle and immediately called 911, according to police.
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Maryland security aid police www.privateofficer.com
ASSAULT 2ND DEGREE: On Friday, June 12 at 10:56 pm, TFC J. Fleetwood and Tpr. B. Wiesemann were traveling south bound Point Lookout Road in the area of Chaptico Road in Mechanicsville when an oncoming orange Chevrolet Corvette crossed the double line almost striking TFC Fleetwood’s marked MSP unit. TFC Fleetwood made a u-turn and initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle. Upon contact with the driver, Mr. George Bruthiewicz, 49, of Mechanicsville, a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage was emitting from his breath. Mr. Bruthiewicz was injured prior to the traffic stop. He was subsequently arrested for DUI. He was transported to St. Mary’s Hospital to be checked for his prior injuries. While at St. Mary’s Hospital, Mr. Bruthiewicz became unruly and assaulted a hospital security officer while being restrained. Mr. Bruthiewicz was subdued and checked out for his injuries. He was later transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was charged with DUI, Assault 2nd Degree and numerous traffic offenses. He was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
TRESPASSING AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT: On Friday, June 12 at 11:30 pm, Austin Gabriel Burnopp, 26, of Severn was observed being disorderly and fell from the stands at the Budds Creek race track in Mechanicsville. Security officer approached Mr. Burnopp and a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage was emitting from Mr. Burnopp’s breath. He was instructed to leave the grounds because of his disorderly actions. Moments later, Mr. Burnopp was observed attempting to re-enter the grounds and was causing a disturbance. He was taken into custody by the security officer until Tpr. E. Page arrived at the scene and placed Mr. Burnopp under arrest. Mr. Burnopp was then transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
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Bus driver,another man shot to death near terminal www.privateofficer.com
A bus driver and another man were fatally shot yesterday morning near a bus terminal in Woodbridge, and a suspect was arrested last night and charged with murder, Prince William County police said.
Police said that the bus driver and the suspect were employees of the Potomac and Rappahannock Transit Commission and that the shooting might have stemmed from a dispute between them.
The shooting occurred about 11 a.m. at the commission’s headquarters.
Police identified the victims as Darnell McPherson, 32, of Dale City, who apparently was a bus driver, and William E. Anderson Jr., 34. The suspect was identified by police as Glenn K. Wade, 40.
Anderson and Wade were listed by police as living at the same address on Wren Court in Woodbridge.
Police did not say whether Wade was charged in both deaths.
When police went to the shooting scene, they found a sport-utility vehicle with bullet holes in it on the side of Telegraph Road. The two victims were nearby, one in a wooded area close to Interstate 95.
The victims died shortly after being found, police said.
Police said Wade turned himself in about 7:30 p.m.
Late last night, police said the investigation found that “there was an altercation between Wade and McPherson.” The altercation “may have escalated and led to the shooting,” police said in a statement. They said that the investigation was continuing and that the sequence of events remained unclear.
“I’m shocked by it, just like everyone else,” said Michael C. May, chairman of the PRTC. “I really grieve for the victims’ families.”
A handgun was found near the scene, and rounds from a handgun were recovered from the SUV, said 1st Sgt. Kim Chinn, a Prince William police spokeswoman. It is unclear who the gun belonged to, Chinn said, and police were investigating the possibility that there had been an exchange of gunfire
It was also unclear whether the victims were inside the vehicle at the time they were shot, police said.
Police set up a perimeter yesterday around the area of the shootings while a large ground and aerial search was conducted for a suspect.
The slain bus driver was employed by First Transit, a Cincinnati-based company that contracts with PRTC to operate and maintain the agency’s buses, said Glenda Lamont, a First Transit spokeswoman.
The PRTC facility, in addition to being the commission’s headquarters, is a bus terminal and the main transfer point for eastern Prince William. Police had it on lockdown yesterday, and buses could not exit in time to serve afternoon passengers, commission spokeswoman Christine Rodrigo said.
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Security officer aids police in theft arrests www.privateofficer.com
At 1:34 p.m. on June 9, an officer parked at West Ohio Avenue and South Wadsworth Boulevard observed two Office Depot employees running toward the patrol car.
The employees said three men had just stolen three computer monitors from the store and were driving away. The officer dispatched the information over the radio and began looking for the suspects.
In the meantime police said that a Belmar security officer on patrol located the suspect car at South Vance Street and West Alaska Drive. When police contacted the suspects, they admitted to taking the computer monitors. Three flat-screen monitors, valued at a total of $570, were found in the vehicle. One of the suspects, a 28-year-old Denver man, was found to have an outstanding warrant. He was lodged at Jefferson County Jail. The other two men, a 23-year-old from Hot Sulphur Springs and a 23-year-old from Lakewood, were issued summonses on suspicion of theft.
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