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ORC Duo - Mother and son arrested for theft, but son jumps off bridge over Delaware River  A mother and son accused of theft were involved in a dramatic arrest Monday afternoon on the bridge over the Delaware River between Matamoras and Port Jervis. Eastern Pike Regional Police had been investigating a number of thefts from Wal-Mart in Westfall Township and were on the lookout for a red Honda Civic with New York plates that had been captured on video surveillance. The most recent theft involving that vehicle was Wednesday, when a lawn mower was taken from Wal-Mart. Police believe the stolen items were being sold at a local pawn shop. On Monday, the car was stopped on the bridge by two Eastern Pike Regional Police officers about 2 p.m. The driver, Carol Baran, 53, was taken into custody. Her son, Brian Baran, 20, was also being taken into custody when the routine arrest turned into an emergency. A police officer put handcuffs on Brian Baran, securing his hands behind his back. The officer was about to put him in the squad car but Baran broke away and jumped over a barrier that separates the bridge road deck from the sidewalk. He then hurled his body over the bridge railing and jumped into the Delaware River below. The river was fairly low in that area Monday and police Chief Chad Stewart said Baran was lucky he was not killed from the impact. With his wrists in handcuffs behind his back, Baran was struggling in the water. Police immediately called for a river rescue and ambulance. Baran floated downriver the equivalent of three city blocks before he came to shore at Avenue N and turned himself in to Police. (Source poconorecord.com)

Two Houston thieves accused of engaging in a $6 Million Organized Crime, jewelry theft and money laundering  John Dewayne O’Brien, 50, is charged with engaging in organized criminal activity and is being held without bond. Derenda Lea O’Brien, 53, is charged with engaging in organized criminal activity. Court documents say from Aug. 13, 2007 to April 12, 2013 that John O’Brien conspired to commit jewelry theft with family members. O’Brien is accused of planning and executing a heist at Karat 22 Jewlers and took more than $6 million worth of jewelry on Feb. 6, 2011. After the burglaries, O'Brien and his associates allegedly melted the gold down and sold it for cash. Two days before, court records say that O’Brien burglarized a precious metals distributor not open to the public in Tarrant County, near Fort Worth. On Aug. 13, 2007 O’Brien is accused of burglarizing Cox’s Jewelry in Tarrant County and came away with gold and gems. (Source click2houston.com)

Sweep leads to 30 gang arrests in Galveston, TX  A task force led by Galveston police has broken the back of a predominantly juvenile gang on the island linked to organized crime that is responsible for a summer crime wave of robberies and drug sales, Galveston police said Tuesday. "We were able to identify and systematically dismantle an organized criminal street gang," Chief Henry Porretto said at a news conference. The arrests included 15 juveniles, ages 11-16, all members of the Omega gang with links to the nationally organized Crips street gang. The gang was responsible for about 25 robberies over the summer. (Source chron.com)


Big Rig Stolen in Tulare, CA, Loaded with Almost $200,000 Worth of Pistachios  A Tulare truck driver needs your help right now, after thieves made off with his big rig early Monday morning. Raul Lara says he had parked his yellow, 2009 International Navistar big rig Friday night at a diesel lot on Tulare Avenue, in Southwest Tulare. The truck was more than his pride and joy. It was part of his American dream. He's been trucking for the last 15 years, with routine routes between the Central Valley and the Bay Area. (Source kmph-kfre.com)


Crime Stoppers Atlanta offers reward, Dillard’s video released in designer handbag thefts

Three men arrested for $4000 electronics theft from Kohl's in Westland, MI

Two men arrested after hitting multiple Walmart stores in Franklin County, Pa.
 

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