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Men Steal From Spy Store
Published on 2007-12-04 20:05:00
Courtesy of WNBCDALLAS - Police said two burglars struck a Texas store that sells high-end security equipment, and the whole thing was caught on tape by 17 cameras rolling in the store."The point is, nobody is safe; there is always a stupid criminal out there," said Kris Webb, owner of Spy Supply.The thieves broke into Webb's surveillance gear store in North Richland Hills, Texas, last week."I've got them on no less than 17 cameras," Webb said. "We are a security business."And if the name of the
Ex-con allegedly targets cops for robbery
Published on 2007-12-03 20:08:00
Courtesy of UPINEW YORK, - An ex-con allegedly tried to rob two people in New York, police said, but didn't notice his intended victims were police officers -- in uniform.Police said 33-year-old Jermaine Washington allegedly was so intent on robbing someone Saturday that he pulled a fake handgun on the two armed police officers as they walked through Riverside Park, The New York Daily News said."It was stupid criminal tricks," a police source said. "The guy didn't even look to see who was coming
Be Care of Who You Flag Down For Assistance ...
Published on 2007-12-02 22:56:00
Courtesy of Star TribuneA man driving a stolen car that went into a ditch flagged down the wrong person for help.Dean Gangl, 40, of Richmond, Minn., unwittingly asked an off-duty sheriff's deputy to help him pull the vehicle out of a ditch along Benton County Road 4 west of Foley, Minn., Sheriff Brad Bennett said.The deputy, who came upon the stranded motorist at 4:45 a.m. Tuesday while he was on his way home, noticed that the vehicle in the ditch matched the description of one reported stolen h
