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Showing posts with label Robbery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robbery. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 23, 2019
Public Notice: Attorney Verbena M Askew Being Sued
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Saturday, January 17, 2015
Gloucester Pawn Shop Theft Video From WAVY 10 News
Gloucester Pawn Shop located at the 4900 block of route 17, George Washington Memorial Highway was robbed a few nights ago by a group of at least 3. Above is the video from WAVY TV 10 that shows some of the surveillance video of the robbery while it was in progress.
The Sheriff's department is not claiming to have any leads on this at the present time and is asking for help in solving this crime. You can report any information yo have on this to the Sheriff's department here in Gloucester or if you are one of the culprits, you are free to turn yourself in.
If you are not comfortable with reporting any leads to the Sheriff's department, you may contact us with any information and we will act as a go between while not revealing your private information at any time. You can contact us through our email that is linked above in the contact us section of the site.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
How To Legally Refuse A Speeding Ticket
From YouTube;
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THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE.
What Rodney's case proves is that department such as your local police department are private contractors but more correctly, corporations. They are not part of the state government and therefore no delegation of authority has been issued to them.
They are private contractors out to collect a bounty and generate revenue for the local courts which are also private contractors.
They have neither legal or lawful authority.
It's the same as Taco Bell being hired under contract by the city to send out employees to create claims against you for speeding or littering, arming them with guns so you are afraid and then consent into signing a contract which results in a hearing to be arbitrated by a judge who isn't actually acting as a judge at these hearings.
His case ruling serves as Case Law AKA Common Law and can be introduced into your case filed against any of these fictitious departments posing as state offices authorized departments and agencies.
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Two wanted for attempted robbery of Gloucester tobacco shop
Gloucester, Va. – Two men are wanted in the attempted robbery of a local tobacco shop, according to the Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office.
On February 2, 2014 at 10:08 p.m., the Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office responded to the 2000 block of George Washington Memorial Highway in reference to an attempted robbery of High Tyde Trading & Tobacco.
The victim, who works at the store, indicated that two males entered the business and demanded money. One of the suspects implied that he had a weapon, however, officials say there was no weapon produced.
The suspects in this case are described as a white male approximately 5’7 with a heavier build, wearing a ski mask and black or dark clothing, and shoulder length hair. The other suspect is described as a black male with a slender build, approximately 5’10, wearing a ski mask and black or dark clothing.
A struggle ensued between one of the suspects and the clerk, while the other suspect attempted to remove the cash register from the store.
The clerk was able to successfully retain the cash register and no property was said to have been removed by the suspects, officials say.
The suspects ran away towards a nearby 7-Eleven store, and were no longer in the area once law enforcement arrived.
The Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office is asking for assistance in identifying the two suspects in this case. Anyone with information about this case is asked to call the Peninsula Crime Stoppers at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP or the Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office.
Saturday, June 22, 2013
VIRGINIA’S ANNUAL CRIME ANALYSIS REPORT - VIRGINIA STATE POLICE
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The following 2012 crime trends
within Virginia
ü Virginia
ü Property crime such as burglary,
larceny and motor vehicle theft decreased 3.3 percent; the FBI figures for the
same period of time are not yet available.
ü The homicide rate increased slightly
for 2012 (3.86) compared to 2011 (3.77) per 100,000 population. Based on the
ages reported, victims tended to be older than offenders; 23 percent of
homicide victims were 50 years of age or older, while only 6 percent of
offenders were in the same age group.
ü Motor vehicle thefts and attempted
thefts decreased 8.0 percent. Of the
8,988 motor vehicles stolen, 4,729 or slightly over one-half were recovered
(52.6%). Automobiles and trucks stolen had the highest percent recovered (62.4
percent, 62.9 percent), while recreational and “other” motor vehicles
(motorcycles, mopeds, snowmobiles, etc.) had the lowest percent recovered (35.6
percent, 32.5 percent). Four out-of-ten (40.3 percent) of all motor vehicle
offenses were reported stolen from the location of residence or home. The value
of all motor vehicles stolen was $59,806,194, while the value recovered was
$33,021,149 (52.2 percent).
ü Drug and narcotic offenses showed
slight decreases in 2009 (-2.5%) and 2008 (-3.5%). For the past three years
drug offenses have increased compared to the previous year (5.3 percent in
2010, 7.1 percent in 2011 and 9.4 percent for 2012).
ü Fraud offenses increased by 7.5
percent when compared to 2011.
ü Robbery decreased 13.2 percent. Of
the 4,729 robberies and attempted robberies, 37 percent took place between 8 pm. and midnight . The days of the week showed little
variability with the most robberies occurring on Saturdays (16 percent) and the
fewest on Thursdays (13 percent).
ü Of the weapons reported, firearms
were the most frequently used in homicides (71 percent) and robberies (57
percent).
There
were 143 hate crimes reported in 2012. Nearly two-thirds (63 percent) were
racially or ethnically motivated. Bias toward sexual orientation was next
highest (19 percent) while bias toward religion comprised 16 percent. The
remaining 2 percent reported was attributed to a bias against a victim’s
physical or mental disability. The offense of destruction/damage/vandalism of
property was associated in just over half of all reported bias motivated crimes
(51 percent).
The report employs an
Incident Based Reporting (IBR) method for calculating offenses, thus allowing
for greater accuracy. IBR divides crimes into two categories: Group A for
serious offenses including violent crimes (murder, forcible rape, robbery and
aggravated assault), property crimes and drug offenses, and Group B for what
are considered less serious offenses such as trespassing, disorderly conduct,
bad checks and liquor law violations where an arrest has occurred.
For Group A offenses,
between 2011 and 2012, adult arrests in Virginia
Per state mandate, the
Department of Virginia State Police serves as the primary collector of crime
data from participating Virginia
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Gloucester, VA Man Arrested In 7-Eleven Robbery
GLOUCESTER — A Gloucester man was arrested early Monday morning following an armed robbery at a 7-Eleven in the Wicomico area.
A clerk called the Gloucester Sheriff's Office at about 12:30 a.m. Monday to say that a man armed with a handgun and with distinctive large black eye glasses and wearing a black hooded jacket, black pants and gloves and with a red bandanna covering the lower portion of his face entered the store and demanded money, said Maj. Ryan Cookson. After receiving an undisclosed amount of cash, the suspect fled the store on foot, Cookson said.
Within two hours investigators arrested Stephen Thomas Reaves, of the 2400 block of Winfred Road.
See the rest of the story here. http://www.dailypress.com/news/crime/dp-nws-gloucester-711-suspect-0326-20130325,0,378120.story
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Thursday, September 6, 2012
Gloucester, VA - Three in custody following Gloucester armed robbery
GLOUCESTER — A Hampton teen, a Gloucester man and a New York man are in custody on armed robbery charges after they allegedly brandished handguns early Saturday morning before taking cash and other items from victims sitting in a vehicle at Damon's Sports Bar & Grill.
The Gloucester County Sheriff's Office received the report of the armed robbery at 2:49 a.m., said Lt. Scott Little. The victims said three perpetrators ran up to their vehicle with bandannas covering faces while flashing handguns.
After obtaining cash and other items, the three suspects left in a dark Nissan Sentra. A short time later on Hickory Fork Road, Gloucester Sheriff's deputies saw a vehicle matching that description traveling east and attempted to stop it. A short pursuit followed until the vehicle stopped on Ashley Street.
One suspect fled from the vehicle while the other three were taken into custody, Little said. Arrested on charges of robbery, grand larceny, contributing to the delinquency of a minor and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony were Morris Kristen Persaud, 25, of Queens, N.Y., and Malcolm William Minerve, 24, of Sherwood Drive in Gloucester
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