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Everett MA Best Buy Arrests
Officers
responding to Best Buy at 162 Santilli Hwy found SILVA
and ALBERTO attempting to flee
the scene. Best Buy LP employees stated that both
individuals have been involved in numerous
thefts of electronics totaling over $3000 from area Best
Buys. Officers recovered an Alpha S3 Hand
Key from SILVA as well as a Galaxy Tablet and Kindle
Fire.
Both men were arrested on 7/18/13 and charged with
Larceny Shoplifting in Massachusetts. Officer Goncalves
reported the following:
"On arrival, I was directed by the store loss prevention
and the general manager (Hagie Gassama) who identified
the two subjects exiting the store with concealed items.
He also stated that they were identified as the subjects
involved in recent incidents of theft at Best Buy stores
in the district. The past merchandise was in excess of
$3000 worth of computers and electronics. As
I approached the two subjects, I observed subject (1)
later identified as Michael Silva, knelt and place his
left hand on his left sneaker, in attempt to retrieve or
conceal an identified small black item, later identified
as an Alpha S3 Handkey, which is used to unlock
electronic merchandise in stores. While assisted by
Officer Dinuccio and Officer Gaff, both subjects were
immediately placed in handcuffs while in the loss
prevention office.
Both Michael Silva and subject (2)
Andy Alberto were subsequently placed under arrest for
shoplifting. A Galaxy Tab and Kindle Fire valued at $594
were recovered. Both subjects were transported to police
headquarters, booked and charged by Lt. O'Malley, with
2-counts of Larc. over $250 and Michael was additionally
charged with possession of burg. Tools Alpha S3 Handkey
logged and secured as evidence."
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Man stole $1,300 of baby formula from Wal-Mart in two
days in Boonton, N.J.
Security had identified a man on surveillance footage as
having stolen $1,259.08 worth of cans of baby formula on
June 29 and 30. The man — Curtis H. Kitchen Jr., 30, of
Garfield — was caught and arrested.
(Source
nj.com)
ORC duo busted hitting Wal-Mart Saturday in Beatrice,
NE.
Beatrice Police arrested two men who
allegedly left Wal-Mart with more than $2,500 in
merchandise in two shopping carts without paying
Saturday afternoon. A third man was arrested for
receiving stolen property later that same day.
(Source
beatricedailysun.com)
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