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Retail Crime Cases
& Robberies/Burglaries from the Week of November 8-12
Shootings & Deaths
Wichita, KS: Denny’s employee fatally shot outside of restaurant
Wichita police say the city’s latest homicide victim is a local diner employee
who was shot overnight at the restaurant where he works. Monzell Brocks, 45, of
Wichita was at the Denny’s in southeast Wichita when he was fatally shot outside
of the restaurant around 2:30 a.m. Thursday. Wichita police spokesman Officer
Charley Davidson said before the shooting, Brocks had sat and talked with a
table of “several males and females” who had arrived at the restaurant sometime
overnight.
kansas.com
Springfield, MO: Suspect killed, officer shot in exchange of gunfire near
Battlefield and Glenstone
Gentry, AR: Fatal shooting at Northwest Arkansas restaurant over slot machine
ticket
Alton, TX: 2nd Man Facing Murder Charge In Shooting Outside Stripes Store last
month
Memphis, TN: Man shot and killed inside Mexican Restaurant in Millington
Birmingham, AL: Murder charges against 2 teens in Roebuck shopping center
shooting sent to grand jury
Harris County, TX: Man accused of threatening to ‘shoot up’ Chicken Express
restaurant in N Harris County, deputies say
Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
Woman complained soup was too hot, threw it at employee’s face, restaurant
manager says
Police are investigating a disturbance at a Texas restaurant Sunday, in which a
woman threw spicy soup in a restaurant employee’s face. According to
investigators, a woman called Sol De Jalisco restaurant in Temple to complain
about an order she had picked up. Police say the woman was upset that the soup
she ordered was hot and that the plastic lid had melted. When she started
cursing, restaurant manager Janelle Browland said she hung up. She called back a
second time, but got put on hold while Browland said she helped customers.
That’s when officers say she went inside the restaurant.
Browland said the woman continued cursing at her. “So I put my phone away and I
said, ‘Ma’am, I can still help you,'” Browland said. “Those were my exact words.
I said, ‘Ma’am, I can still help you.’ I just ask you, you do not talk to me
that way. She literally just grabbed the cup and just threw it right at me in
that moment. “
wsav.com
Portland, OR: Retail store deals with break-in days from their grand opening
Cam Carreon and Reginald Parham have been working to get a brick-and-mortar
store for years. October 1, they got the keys to their store Drip on Southwest
9th Avenue and Burnside. "It's street fashion. Chocolate Dope, which is me and
my partner back home, and AC Cream. You know, it's fun," Parham said. Just days
before their grand opening, Portland Police said someone broke into their store
overnight Tuesday. Parham said the burglar took at least $7,000 worth of items
like laptops, their cash register, and Chocolate Dope Clothing.
kptv.com
Baltimore, MD: Police hope arrest in failed ATM theft might curb trend
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Auto – Paducah, KY –
Burglary
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Beauty – Las Vegas, NV
– Burglary
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Clothing – Nashville,
TN – Armed Robbery
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Clothing – Portland,
OR – Robbery
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Electronics – Austin,
TX – Burglary
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Gas Station –
Cleveland, OH – Burglary
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Pueblo, CO -Armed Robbery
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Houston, TX – Robbery
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Las Vegas, NV – Robbery
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Columbus, OH – Robbery
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Greenwood, SC – Robbery
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Olympia, WA – Burglary
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Springfield, IL – Robbery
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Greenwood, SC – Robbery
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Chicago, IL – Robbery
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Grand Rapids, MI - Robbery
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Carbondale, IL – Robbery
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Phoenix, AZ - Robbery
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Kingsport, TN – Robbery
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Yonkers, NY – Robbery
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Huntington Station, NY – Robbery
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Tukwila, WA – Robbery
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San Antonio, TX – Robbery
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Dallas, TX – Burglary
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Orlando, FL – Robbery
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Tacoma, WA – Robbery
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Lafayette, IN – Robbery
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Fremont, OH – Burglary
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Temecula, CA – Robbery
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Medical – Nashville,
TN – Burglary
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Restaurant – Steamboat
Springs, CO – Burglary
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Restaurant –
Nashville, TN – Burglary
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Shoes – Kansas City,
MO – Burglary
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