Alert Shelby County deputies nab burglary gang in the act www.privateofficer.com

 

Chelsa AL May 5 2012 Several people have been arrested for allegedly trying to burglarize a self-storage business in Chelsea.

According to the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office, Shelby County Sheriff’s deputies observed three individuals acting suspiciously within the fenced-in area of a local self-storage business in the 14000 block of US Highway 280, in Chelsea May 2, 2012 about 2:10am CT.

Deputies observed that all three were wearing ski masks and one person was carrying a large bolt cutting tool commonly used to cut locks and chains.

The people ran away and two of them were later captured in nearby woods.

A cell phone was located with the suspects.

While the area was being searched, deputies observed a vehicle approach the back entrance of the business with a female driver and male passenger crouched down in the passenger seat.

The vehicle was stopped a short distance away and both occupants were detained.

A cell phone was discovered in the vehicle that established a connection with the two suspects already in custody.

Condarius Tremayne Marbury, 19 years of age from Sylacauga, Al., was arrested and has been charged with five counts of Burglary 3rd degree, each having a $15,000 bond. He is currently in the Shelby County Jail and his total bond is $75,000.

Nelson Rashad Seals, 18 years of age from Sylacauga, Al., was arrested and has been charged with five counts of Burglary 3rd degree, each having a $15,000 bond. He is currently in the Shelby County Jail and his total bond is $75,000.

Robert Octavius Barber, 25 years of age from Sycamore, Al., was arrested and has been charged with five counts of Burglary 3rd degree, each having a $50,000 bond. He is currently in the Shelby County Jail and his total bond is $250,000.

Danesha Davine Phillips, 21 years of age from Sylacauga, Al., was arrested and has been charged with five counts of Burglary 3rd degree, each having a $15,000 bond. She is currently in the Shelby County Jail and her total bond is $75,000.

Sheriff’s investigators have identified a total of 20 storage units that were broken into and are in the process of contacting all of the victims.

Additional arrest warrants are likely forthcoming.

More than three dozen people including teacher-pro golfer snagged in Internet sex sting www.privateofficer.com

 

 

KISSIMMEE, Fla.Jan 18 2012  - More than three dozen people, including an eighth-grade teacher, a head swim coach and a professional golfer, were arrested in an undercover Internet child sex operation in Osceola County.

Sheriff’s detectives recently concluded Operation Red Cheeks, a week-long, multi-agency operation that resulted in the arrests of 40 suspects who were charged with soliciting sex from a child via the Internet and other sex and drug related crimes.

Alexander Roy, 32, of Port St. Lucie, who teaches eighth grade, was arrested on numerous charges, including traveling to seduce a child to commit sex acts.

Stephen Wesley Thomas, 55, of Meridian, Miss., a professional golfer on the Senior PGA Tour, was also arrested on several charges, including use of a computer to seduce, solicit or entice a parent.

Bryan Allan Woodward, 29, of Gainesville, the head coach of Gator Swim Club, was arrested on charges of traveling to seduce a child to commit sex acts and use of a computer to solicit a child for sex.

The operation was conducted from Jan. 8 to Jan. 16. Business professionals and eight college students were among the other arrestees.

During the operation, undercover detectives from numerous Central Florida agencies posed as juveniles or the parent or guardian of a juvenile to talk with individuals in chat rooms and instant messaging programs on the Internet.

Suspects traveled to an undercover house or secondary meeting location in Osceola County with the purpose of having sex with a child, authorities said. During the chats, some of the suspects sent pornographic images to the undercover detectives and they also brought alcohol, drugs and other items to the meeting, deputies said.

One suspect traveled from Georgia and another was on vacation from Alaska, but most were from Florida. All the suspects were arrested in Osceola County.

“This operation should also be a warning to all parents to monitor and be involved with their child’s computer activities,” Osceola County Sheriff Bob Hansell said.

The 37 other arrestees are as follows, according to the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office records:

•Frederick David Adams, of Naples, high school student

•Samer Japer Al-Hubaydi, of Daytona Beach, Student at Embry-Riddle

•Jason Bacchus, of Winter Garden, Sales representative

•Christopher Baker, of Kissimmee, Unemployed

•Christopher Batman, of Wesley Chapel, Self-employed

•Marvin Alfonson Bell, of Valrico, college student

•Dennis Bluemke, of Clermont, Don Lee Wheeler fencing

•Charles James Buffington, of Deltona, Construction

•Sergio Cardenas, of Auburndale, Unemployed

•Lucas Bartholomew Clarke, of Winter Park, Student at Golf Academy of America

•Shane Daniel Cousins, of Kissimmee, Soldier, U.S. Army Reserves

•Gary J. Durso, of Palm Coast, Areole Technician

•Josean Javier Gaston, of Orlando, Student

•Carlos Gomez, of Winter Park, Student

•Justin Joseph Hall, of Kissimmee, Student

•Dell Rio Highsmith, of Fargo, Ga., retired bee keeper

•Cornellus Eugene Hunt, of Orlando, Student

•Phillip Dale Jones, of Winter Haven, Unemployed

•Roger Dale Mathews, of Lakeland, Plant manager

•Joseph Matz, of Williamstown, NJ; Unemployed

•Carl David Brooks Newsome, of Fairhope, AL; Unknown

•Ryu Nolin, of Edgewater, Personal Trainer

•Craig Alan Parsel, Jr., of Fairbanks, Alaska; Warehouse clerk

•Eric Dennard Payne, Jr., of Orlando, Dispatcher at Eagle Trans Corporation

•Ahmidullah Popal, of Flushing, NY; Wholesale dealer

•Nigel Rattan, of Mt. Dora, Self-employed

•Milton Benjamin Richardson, of Palm Bay, Engineer

•Kegan Ritchie, of Port Orange, Student

•Kenneth Sinisi, of South Daytona, Unemployed

•Andrew Louis Skinner, of Windermere, Vendor

•Jay S. Soni, of Orlando, Sales representative

•Frederick Charles Spreng, IV, of Windermere, Manager

•Warren Lee Staples, of St. Cloud, Public works

•Winston Alexander Stephens, of Shreveport, LA; Student at Full Sail University

•Christopher Stewart, of Kissimmee, Truck loader

•Ryan Stickle, of Sammamish, WA; Consultant

•Samuel Dean Straitiff, of DeLand, Information technology

Source:WKMG

Alabama officer dead, 2 others shot www.privateofficer.com

HEADLAND, AL April 24 2009 (WSFA) – Numerous police agencies are on the scene of a fatal shooting in Henry County that claimed the life of a local police officer and wounded several others.
WSFA 12 News has confirmed that the slain officer was from the Headland Police Department.
Two other officers were injured as well. A Henry County Sheriff’s Deputy is fighting for his life at this hour. Sources tell us the deputy is in surgery at Southeast Alabama Medical Center in Dothan. The third officer suffered minor wounds.
The gunman, identified as Fred Davis, was shot and killed by responding officers.
Investigators say the Henry County Sheriff’s Department received a call around 4:55pm stating that a man had a weapon.
Twenty minutes later the unidentified Headland police officer responded to the house, located at 5501 Co. Rd 55, where he was fatally wounded.
Other officers arrived on the scene and reported that Davis began firing at them.
At this time a motive is not known and investigators say the investigation is in its “infancy stages.”

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