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May 25 / 9:20am

Baltimore Police Make Arrest in Craigslist Robberies

by Spotty Crimes

Baltimore Police Make Arrest in Craigslist Robberies

Suspect David Brown was apprehended while using computer in Public Library

Baltimore, MD / May 27, 2012 - Baltimore Police Detectives have made an arrest in connection with a series of street robberies that were being organized on the internet commerce site, Craigslist. 26 year old David Brown was apprehended at a City Library by members of the Baltimore Police Warrant Apprehension Task Foorce today around 1130am. Brown was using a public computer when he was taken into custody.

He is accused of orchestrating at least 4 robberies which took place in the 3500 block of Callaway Avenue in Northwest Baltimore. He allegedly used the internet site to lure victims and rob them of cash and valuables. Detectives are currently interviewing Mr. Brown to determine if he was involved in any other incidents. Criminal charges are pending.

For more information, please contact Baltimore Police Public Affairs at 410-396-2012

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May 25 / 3:23am

The Bakersfield Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in identifying a suspect wanted for burglary shoplifts. Dollar General, 3101 Wilson Road.

by Spotty Crimes

The Bakersfield Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in

identifying a suspect wanted for burglary shoplifts. The suspect depicted in the

attached video surveillance photos, has on several occasions, committed shoplifts at

the Dollar General, 3101 Wilson Road. He appears to be a Black male 17-21 years old,

6’0” tall, and 150 pounds.

Anyone with information regarding this suspect’s identity is encouraged to call Detective

Pete Cavazos at 326-3561.

Sergeant Mary DeGeare

Headquarters/PIO

Bakersfield Police Department

(661)326-3803

mdegeare@bakersfieldpd.us

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May 24 / 2:45pm

On Wednesday, May 23, 2012, Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office Detectives met with the 13-year-old girl and her mother at the mother’s home in Richmond.

by Spotty Crimes

A Richmond man has been charged with Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child following an outcry made

by a teenage girl Wednesday.

On Wednesday, May 23, 2012, Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office Detectives met with the 13-year-old girl

and her mother at the mother’s home in Richmond.

The girl told Detectives she was at the Zion Watchtower Baptist Church, 606 F.M. 359, in the Richmond

area, when she met with the suspect, Rodney Marcus Grimsley, 42, in a room at the church between

services Sunday, May 20

th

. She said she wanted to inquire about guitar lessons from the suspect. The

sexual assault then occurred at the church.

The girl told her parents of the assault.

Detectives arrested Grimsley early Thursday morning and he is in the Fort Bend County Jail with a bond

of $175,000. He also faces 3 misdemeanor charges from the Fresno Police Department for Invalid Driver

License, No Proof of Insurance and Failure to Appear.

Attached is the FBCSO Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child Press Release and photo.

Lesli Self

Administrative Clerk

Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office

Criminal Investigations Division

281-341-4685 Phone

281-341-4643 Fax

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May 23 / 2:16pm

Ottawa Police lay charges in downtown swarming and assault

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(Ottawa) - The Ottawa Police Service has laid charges in connection to a robbery that occurred May 22, 2012.

On May 22, at approximately 8:00 pm, a lone male victim, in his 30's, was accosted by three male suspects in the area of Nicholas and Waller.

The victim was seriously assaulted and had a cellular phone taken from him during the course of the assault.

One of the suspects was carrying a metal baton. Two of the three suspects were arrested in the area by responding uniform officers.

The third suspect has yet to be identified. The victim suffered serious injuries requiring hospitalization. He is in stable condition in hospital. The robbery does not appear to have been a random act.

James and Sean CUNDELL, both age 28 of Ottawa, are charged jointly with robbery with an offensive weapon, assault causing bodily harm, conspiracy to commit an indictable offence, and possession of a prohibited weapon. Both suspects appeared in court on May 23, 2012.

An additional suspect is still being sought in connection with this investigation. At this time there are no physical descriptors available for the third suspect.

Anyone with information with respect to this robbery, or any other robbery, is asked to contact the Ottawa Police Service Robbery Unit at 613-236-1222, ext. 5116 or Crime Stoppers at 613-233-8477 (TIPS) or toll free at 1-800-222-8477.

via ottawapolice.ca

May 23 / 7:50am

Detectives conducting a shooting homicide investigation at 3614 Durham Lane in the North Division in Charlotte, NC

by CrimeStoppers

Case Update: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 2:30 p.m.

The victim has been identified as Rodney Emmett Robinson, DOB: 02/07/1970. His family has been notified of his death. Detectives continue to ask for the public’s assistance in developing information in this case. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call 704-432-TIPS and speak directly to a Homicide Unit Detective. Detective Grande is the lead detective assigned to the case. In addition, you may also call Crime Stoppers at 704-334-1600.

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Jessica A. Lawrence | Public Affairs Officer
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
601 East Trade Street | Charlotte, NC 28202
jlawrence1@cmpd.org
704.336.2338 o | 704.534-4226 c

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Detectives with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Homicide Unit and ADW Unit are conducting a homicide investigation at 3614 Durham Lane in the North Division. The call for service came in at 11:34 p.m., on Monday, May 21, 2012. The victim has yet to be positively identified.

North Division patrol officers responded to 3614 Durham Lane in reference to a shots fired call in the area. Upon arrival, they located a male inside the home suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. Medic arrived on the scene and pronounced the victim deceased at 11:43 p.m. No other people were inside the home when officers arrived on the scene. Detectives with the Homicide Unit and ADW Unit are canvassing the neighborhood to determine whether there are additional witnesses to this incident. The investigation is in its early stages. As additional information develops, it will be released by CMPD Public Affairs.

Crime Scene Search responded to the call for service to process the scene and collect physical evidence. Representatives of the Mecklenburg County District Attorney’s Homicide Prosecution Team responded to the scene as well

Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call 704-432-TIPS and speak directly to a Homicide Unit Detective. Detective Grande is the lead detective assigned to the case. In addition, you may also call Crime Stoppers at 704-334-1600. For additional information, reference CMPD complaint number 2012-0521-233402.

Robert P. Fey | Public Affairs Office

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department

601 East Trade Street | Charlotte, NC 28202

rfey@cmpd.org

704.336.2338 o | 704.619.4169 c

May 22 / 2:41pm

On 05-21-2012, at approximately 2142, Frederick Police officers stopped a vehicle at Monocacy Boulevard and River Bend Way for failing to stop at a red signal at 5th and North East Streets. During the traffic stop a K9 was used to sniff

by Spotty Crimes

On 05-21-2012, at approximately 2142, Frederick Police officers stopped a vehicle at Monocacy Boulevard and River Bend Way for failing to stop at a red signal at 5th and North East Streets. During the traffic stop a K9 was used to sniff the vehicle and a positive alert for drugs was observed. The driver, Nolan, was arrested and the vehicle was searched. While searching the vehicle officers found and seized a handgun, approximately 146 grams of marijuana and a scale. Nolan was also searched and officers found $170, which was seized for forfeiture.
Nolan was taken to the Frederick County Adult Detention Center to appear before a District Court commissioner.
Case Report Number: 2012-031333
Defendant: Christopher P Nolan
Date of Birth: 05/08/1987
Address: 8000 Block Discovery Boulevard, Walkersville, MD
Charges: Possession with intent to distribute marijuana, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a firearm during a drug trafficking crime, transporting a firearm after being convicted of a felony, and transporting a firearm while engaged in a drug trafficking crime.

via cityoffrederick.com

May 22 / 2:23pm

The Denver Police Department is warning the community about thieves preying on our elderly citizens. Denver police recently had a case in which two Hispanic males posing as electrical workers went to the home of an 82-year old woman.

by Spotty Crimes

CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER

DEPARTMENT OF SAFETY

FIRE • POLICE • SHERIFF

9-1-1 • COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS

CRIME PREVENTION & CONTROL • SAFE CITY

Public Affairs Unit

Denver Police Department

1331 Cherokee Street

Denver, CO 80204-2720

Contact: Sonny Jackson

Phone: (720) 913-6028

Fax: (720) 913-7029

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

DENVER, CO – The Denver Police Department is warning the community about thieves preying on our elderly citizens. Denver police recently had a case in which two Hispanic males posing as electrical workers went to the home of an 82-year old woman. They told her she was due a refund from the electric company, and asked her for a copy of her bill. She let the suspects into her home while she went to retrieve a copy of the bill. One of the suspects looked at the bill and told her she was due a $60.00 refund but they only had a $100.00 bill. They asked her if she had change. The woman retrieved a second folder and gave them change out of that folder. One of the suspects distracted the victim by inquiring about a truck in the victim’s backyard. The victim and one of the suspects walked to the backyard while the other suspect remained in the victims house. The second suspect came out of the house and then both suspects left the property. The woman returned into her home and checked her money folder and realized that all of her money was missing. She immediately called the police.

Safety Tips

Don't be afraid to be rude. You are not obligated to open the door for anyone you don't know. Don’t open the door to anyone before you’ve checked who it is – look out of the window or use a spy hole in your door. If you open the door, keep the chain on while you find out who is calling and what they want. If you’re not expecting someone and you don’t know them, don’t let them into your home, no matter what they say to you. If a caller is legitimate they will understand your concerns. If someone claims to be from a company, such as a gas or electricity provider, always double check their identity – see the section below for tips on how to do that properly.

If someone is asking for a favor, such as to use your bathroom, borrow a pen or retrieve a ball, don’t let them in. Instead direct them to a shop, office or public place. It’s only natural to want to help someone, but sadly that’s one of the techniques often used by distraction burglars. If you have any concerns about someone who has called at your door, call police immediately. If you have a chance try to note what they look like and any vehicle they have with them, so police can investigate.

Denver Police Department www.denvergov.org/police

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May 21 / 11:18am

Suspect wanted on several local warrants apprehended by SWAT at 4800 Kistler Avenue in Charlotte, NC

by CrimeStoppers

On Monday, May 21, 2012, at approximately 10:00 a.m. an officer received a tip that a subject wanted for Firearm by Felon and several additional local warrants, Jecorey Fraylon DOB: 04/15/1984, was at 4800 Kistler Avenue. While officers were making preparations to apprehend the suspect, they received a phone call from the sister of Mr. Fraylon’s girlfriend. The female advised that Mr. Fraylon was holding her sister and an infant against their will at the Kistler address. Officers attempted to make contact at the residence with Mr. Fraylon but received no answer. The SWAT Team was activated and responded to the scene. After speaking with SWAT negotiators, Mr. Fraylon surrendered without further incident. The female and child that were inside of the residence were located unharmed.

Jecorey Fraylon
DOB: 04/15/1984

Jessica A. Lawrence | Public Affairs Officer
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
601 East Trade Street | Charlotte, NC 28202
jlawrence1@cmpd.org
704.336.2338 o | 704.534-4226 c

May 21 / 10:39am

WANTED POSTER - Louie Raymond Forney, wanted for outstanding warrants for robbery with a dangerous weapon, conspiracy to commit armed robbery and interfering with an electronic monitoring device.

by CrimeStoppers

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Please review the attached document for information regarding Louie Raymond Forney, who is wanted for outstanding warrants for robbery with a dangerous weapon, conspiracy to commit armed robbery and interfering with an electronic monitoring device.

Robert P. Fey | Public Affairs Office

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department

601 East Trade Street | Charlotte, NC 28202

rfey@cmpd.org

704.336.2338 o | 704.619.4169 c