Thanks to KoB and Jeff LPH 3 who contributed some or all of these charmers.<\/p>\n
This kid’s got a set on him, I’ll give him that.<\/p>\n
When this enterprising man got a job at a Georgia Kroger, he got right to work \u2013 scamming nearly $1 million from the store during the two weeks he worked there, according to police.<\/p>\n
Police in Gwinnett County said 19-year-old Tre Brown scammed more than $980,000 from the Duluth, Georgia grocery store where he worked in December and January.<\/p>\n
Brown created more than 40 returns for non-existent items and put them on credit cards, police said. The returns ranged in price from $75 to more than $87,000.<\/p>\n
He used the money to buy two vehicles, clothes, shoes and guns, according to police.<\/p>\n
The scam was so brazen that it caught the attention of corporate Kroger employees. They contacted the police department after noticing the fraudulent transactions.<\/p>\n
Brown is facing a charge of theft by taking.<\/p>\n
Police said Brown totaled one of the vehicles he bought with the money before he was arrested, but “a large sum of the money” was returned after his arrest.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Source; Fox News<\/a><\/p>\n
North Carolina men arrested after police pull over car for speeding, find dead body in trunk<\/h3>\n
Four men were arrested in North Carolina early Monday after police stopped their car for speeding and discovered a dead body inside the trunk, authorities said.<\/p>\n
Officer C. Roberts with the Roanoke Rapids Police Department pulled over the vehicle at 1 a.m., the Halifax County Sheriff\u2019s Office said in a statement.<\/p>\n
Shortly after the traffic stop, the sheriff\u2019s office said Roberts discovered the body of a man inside the trunk. The man, identified as 23-year-old Trevon Quantavius Fields of Roanoke Rapids, suffered apparent gunshot wounds. Investigators later learned he was likely murdered just outside the city limits.<\/p>\n
Police detectives called deputies from the sheriff\u2019s office to assist in the investigation, which led to the arrests of the four occupants of the vehicle.<\/p>\n
Ralik Robinson, 22; Trevathann Myquan Shearin, 20; Shantron Avondre Person, 20 \u2013 all of Roanoke Rapids \u2013 and Deluntae Jaequon Squire, 23, of Halifax, were all charged with murder, according to the sheriff’s office.<\/p>\n
The four men were booked into Halifax County Detention Center with a pending court date set for Jan. 20.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Source; Fox News<\/a><\/p>\n
Guy Impersonated Cop, Swiped Doughnut<\/h3>\n
His biggest mistake is only stealing a doughnut. He really should have availed himself of\u00a0all<\/em> the freebies if he wanted to look like a real deputy.<\/p>\n
People have pretended they’re law enforcement officers to pull people over, to make arrests, and yes, to get discounts on coffee and doughnuts. But authorities say a Utah man who impersonated a cop felt even more entitled, going so far as to steal a doughnut from 7-Eleven. Per a probable cause statement from the Utah County Sheriff’s Office cited by CNN, an employee from the convenience store in Lehi alerted police on Sunday that a man had come into the 7-Eleven sporting a sheriff’s deputy jacket, though he didn’t seem like a police officer, and that he swiped the baked good before leaving. Based on the worker’s description of the white truck the man left in (a vehicle that was reported stolen), police were able to track the truck down at a local motel. “Officers knocked on the door and made contact with [Daniel Mark Wright, 47] as he opened the door,” the arrest report reads, per KJZZ.<\/p>\n
Also inside: Christian Rose Olsen, 40, who was also arrested. The officer who wrote up the report notes that it was then, with the door open, that they noticed the sheriff’s get-up hanging in a closet. Both Wright and Olsen were charged with possessing a stolen vehicle, while Wright was also hit with charges that included impersonating an officer and stealing a doughnut. The Gephardt Daily notes that because Wright has other theft convictions on his record, the doughnut-stealing charge is a felony. The arrest report also ties the pair, in addition to a third person not with them, to “extensive criminal activity,” noting that they’re under a federal racketeering probe. Wright and Olsen are being held without bail. Meanwhile, a final note from CNN: “Police have not recovered the doughnut.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Source; Newser<\/a><\/p>\n
NAACP chapter president under fire after sending genital picture to teen<\/h3>\n
Not a crime per se, but worthy of discussion. I like that he goes from the “It was supposed to go to my wife” defense right to this is being used by his political opponents as blackmail.<\/p>\n
The president of a recently reactivated NAACP chapter in New York admitted over the weekend to sending a sexually explicit photograph of himself “intended for my wife to an individual I was working with.”<\/p>\n
The revelation by Monroe County Legislator Ernest Flagler-Mitchell came in a statement Saturday less than two hours after his virtual swearing-in ceremony as head of the Rochester NAACP chapter, the Democrat & Chronicle reported. The image of his genitals was sent to a 19-year-old woman who alleges the lawmaker sexually harassed her.<\/p>\n
Flagler-Mitchell said the individual accepted his apology and “assured me that they were not offended.” In a statement of her own, the woman claimed Flagler-Mitchell began harassing her after she was a victim in a September 2020 shooting.<\/p>\n
“I am writing this so that you are all aware of the type of person he is,” she wrote, WHEC-TV reported. “I am going public and will be asking for his resignation. No one should be in a position where they turned to their elected official for help and are met with unwanted sexual advances and inappropriate messages. I am only 19 years old.”<\/p>\n
Flagler-Mitchell said he has become the victim of an extortion scheme in connection to the photo and has asked authorities to investigate.<\/p>\n
“I fully believed this matter was resolved at that time, but subsequently I have been contacted both directly and indirectly by politically connected individuals who have tried to use this mistake as a form of blackmail to force me into abandoning the Black and Asian Caucus in the Legislature,” he wrote.<\/p>\n
The Monroe County District’s Attorney’s Office, which is investigating the matter, did not immediately return messages from Fox News, nor did Flagler-Mitchell. The New York State NAACP did not return requests for comment as well. It was not clear if Flagler-Mitchell will stay on as president of the local chapter.<\/p>\n
The woman has gone to authorities and asked for an investigation by an ethics committee in Monroe County. She believes there may be more women who have been allegedly harassed by Flagler-Mitchell.<\/p>\n
“The fact that he did this to me so swiftly lets me know that he has done this before,” she wrote.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Source; Fox News<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"