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Bank robber leaves behind electronic calling - Page 16 - Politics, Business, Civil, History - Posted: 5th Jan, 2017 - 3:36pm
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Man arrested after attempting to return stolen items for cash
Idaho Fall Police arrested Tanner Holley after he attempted to return items for cash that store managers say Holley had stolen from the store. Ref. Source 5o.
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Alleged Thief Arrested After Reportedly Filing Insurance Claim
Original Post Date: 7th Feb, 2008 - 1:30pm
Can anyone be so dumb? 
They thought of the crime but not how to execute it., maybe he thought he was playing a video game and could start over again if caught.
QUOTE SUTHERLIN, Ore. — They say problem gamblers never quit while they're ahead, and one properly insured Oregon man apparently didn't, either.
Authorities recovered a stolen antique slot machine worth $4,000 and arrested the 30-year-old, who they said asked his wife to help file an insurance claim to cover damage done to his van during the heist.
The slot machine was reported stolen in a burglary Monday night at a home in Sutherlin, 47 miles south of Portland, Douglas County sheriff's deputies said. Investigators learned that the victim's housekeeper filed a police report a day earlier claiming someone had thrown a piece of sheet metal through the window of her parked van.
The sheet metal turned out to be from the back of the stolen slot machine, with the serial number attached.
Deputies said the housekeeper's husband stole the machine, which tipped over as he drove away, breaking the van window. He told his wife the van had been vandalized and asked her to report the damage so insurance would cover it, deputies said. Source 9o
Authorities recovered a stolen antique slot machine worth $4,000 and arrested the 30-year-old, who they said asked his wife to help file an insurance claim to cover damage done to his van during the heist.
The slot machine was reported stolen in a burglary Monday night at a home in Sutherlin, 47 miles south of Portland, Douglas County sheriff's deputies said. Investigators learned that the victim's housekeeper filed a police report a day earlier claiming someone had thrown a piece of sheet metal through the window of her parked van.
The sheet metal turned out to be from the back of the stolen slot machine, with the serial number attached.
Deputies said the housekeeper's husband stole the machine, which tipped over as he drove away, breaking the van window. He told his wife the van had been vandalized and asked her to report the damage so insurance would cover it, deputies said. Source 9o
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Chase ends with burglary suspects taking selfies
Authorities arrested two burglary suspects who led them on a long, bizarre chase in a top-down Mustang convertible. The chase ended in south Los Angeles with the men stopping to exchange high-fives with onlookers and take selfies before being handcuffed. Ref. Source 9s.
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Man Robbed Pharmacy With 'Poison' Syringe
Original Post Date: 17th Sep, 2010 - 1:54pm
Another desperate addict tying to desperately get what he wants in an extreme act of desperation. Of course the pharmacist couldn't take any chances. He did what he needed to do.
QUOTE (Sept. 13) -- Plenty of dumb criminals have tried to rob banks with water guns, but Terry Lee Cornwell might be the first man accused of robbing a pharmacy with a water-filled syringe. According to police, Cornwell walked into a Walgreens in Bolingbrook, Ill., on Wednesday and said he would inject a pharmacist with poison if the lab worker didn't cough up prescription pain pills. The pharmacist handed over more than 400 pills of oxycodone, hydrocodone and morphine, TribLocal.com reports. The suspect fled, but police apprehended Cornwell in his home later that day. Investigators haven't recovered the syringe, but they believe it was actually filled with water -- not poison. Source 3i
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Minnesota Judge Gives Toe-Licking Thief Probation
Original Post Date: 7th Feb, 2008 - 1:04pm
What a sicko! How come he only got probation for scaring this woman?
QUOTE MINNEAPOLIS — A man who robbed a woman of her keys and cell phone, then licked her toes, was sentenced Wednesday to five years' probation. Carlton Jermaine Davis, 26, faces 21 months in prison if he fails to complete probation for the robbery charge in Ramsey County District Court. According to a criminal complaint, Davis approached the woman around 1 a.m. On Sept. 9 as she was leaving work and forced her to put her phone and purse inside a bag. Then he told her, "Now I'm going to suck your feet." Source 1v
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Bank robber leaves behind electronic calling card
A bank robber who provided police with an easy arrest was sentenced to almost four years in prison. Alvin Lee Neal robbed a downtown Wells Fargo, but he first swiped his ATM card at a teller window and revealed all of his personal information. Ref. Source 7h.
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