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More Details on Yesterday's Cargo
theft task force
multi-million dollar bust in
Florida The group took stolen trucks to stash houses in
Highlands
County and Hillsborough County before
offloading the stolen
goods and taking the cargo to Miami,
according to a news
release from the Florida Department of
Law Enforcement. Law
enforcement officers recovered six
stolen trucks and nine
trailers, including some with the loads
still intact. Those
arrested include: Iandy Jimenez, 34, of
Lakeland, Fla.;
Alexis Palau, 48, of Miami Lakes, Fla.;
Enrique Bernardez,
46, of Mulberry, Fla.; and two other
suspects who have been
charged but not yet arrested. All five
have been charged
with racketeering, conspiracy to violate
the Racketeer
Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act
or RICO Act, grant
theft over $100,000, cargo theft, and
burglary. The
investigation is ongoing and the FDLE
anticipates additional
arrests,” the release said. The
investigation was conducted
jointly by multiple law enforcement
agencies, including the
Florida Department of Law Enforcement;,
the Florida
Commercial Vehicle and Cargo Theft Task
Force; the Florida
Highway Patrol; CSX Railroad Police;
Haines City Police
Department; and sheriff’s offices from
Polk County, Lake
County, Lee County, Highlands County,
Hernando County,
Hillsborough County, Osceola County,
Pasco County, Marion
County and Jacksonville.
(Source
landlinemag.com)
ORC threesome hits CVS for 34 ink
cartridges in Saddle
Brook, N.J. with one busted and three
still loose - ORC gang
operating in area Saddle
Brook Police arrested a
woman for allegedly shoplifting 34 ink
cartridges from CVS
on July 19, and police are still looking
for two additional
suspects. The female suspect according
to police, she was
not cooperative or forthright regarding
the identity of her
accomplice, who is described as a black
woman, 20 to 25
years old, of average height with medium
length straight
black hair. "We believe this was an
organized group
involved, that target CVS and other
pharmacies for
shoplifting because of the wide variety
of merchandise and
over-the-counter medications they
sell," said Saddle Brook
Deputy Police Chief Robert White.
(Source
northjersey.com)
ORC group of four busted in Orange
County, N.Y. hitting
Galleria Mall
Four men that are believed to be
connected to a dozen thefts
around Wallkill are behind bars. Town of
Wallkill police say
Monday around 7 p.m., police responded
to a call for
suspicious persons at the Galleria Mall.
Galleria Mall
security reported the suspects, who had
previously stolen
property from J.C. Penney's. Police
arrested Gerard Klug,
28, and charged him with petty larceny,
criminal possession
of burglar's tools, and possession
of a hypodermic
instrument. Police say they found a
third suspect, Michael
Kyles, 21, inside the mall at
Hollister's. Kyles has been
charged with criminal possession of
stolen property and
falsifying business records after he was
found attempting to
return stolen items to Hollister. A
fourth suspect was
identified and arrested early Tuesday.
Sean Smith, 27, has
been charged with petty larceny and
conspiracy.
(Source
hudsonvalley.ynn.com)
 Male
- female duo busted hitting Wal-Mart for
electronics and
believed to be involved in other
burglaries in Washington
State Post Falls Police
tell us that the team went
to the Wal-Mart with the sole purpose to
steal. The female
waited with the males Infant daughter
while the he went in
to steal what ended up being thousands
of dollars in
electronics. This was not the first time
this couple had
targeted this Wal-Mart which is located
off of Mullan Ave in
Post Falls. All of these instances were
this month and
totaled 22-hundred dollars in electronic
merchandise. The
two subjects apprehended were 22-year
old Orlando Jaramillo
and 20-year old Tetayana Landrus. After
police took them
into custody. The two are believed to be
involved in other
burglaries in Washington State and are
facing burglary
charges.
(Source
khg.com)
Nationwide ID thief who hit Wal-Mart
stores for over
$370,000 and busted at Tanger Outlet
Mall gets two years in
prison An Ohio man who
admitted to being involved
in a nationwide identity theft and
counterfeit check ring
has been sentenced in New Hampshire to
three years in
prison. Sentenced Monday, nearly two
years after he and two
other men were arrested in August 2011
at the Tanger Outlet
Mall in Tilton. Investigators found in
their car stolen
identities of hundreds of people and
equipment used to make
false ID cards and checks. They cashed
more than $370,000 in
bogus payroll checks at Wal-Mart stores
nationwide between
2009 and 2011.
(Source
ohio.com) |
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