All articles tagged with #larceny
Ryan Rollins, recently released by the Washington Wizards, has been charged with larceny after allegedly stealing from a Target store seven times over two months while on the team's roster. The 21-year-old faces seven charges of petit larceny, with a court hearing scheduled for next month. Rollins has not entered a plea, and the Wizards have stated they cannot comment on the matter or the basis for their roster decisions.
Nadica Ristivojevic, the former owner of a bridal shop in Birmingham, Michigan, is facing additional fraud charges after being accused of cheating customers out of at least $40,000. She has been charged with four counts of larceny by conversion and faces up to five years in prison for each count. Customers reported paying for wedding dresses that were never received, and it was discovered that Ristivojevic used money from new orders to pay for previous ones. The store abruptly closed in June, and victims are encouraged to contact the police if they believe they were affected.
A man in Trumbull, Connecticut, has been arrested and charged with larceny after finding a bag containing nearly $5,000 in cash in a parking lot. The bag, which was marked with a bank's insignia, actually belonged to the town's tax department. The man claims he didn't steal the money and didn't notice any indication of the owner's identity. He has been charged with third-degree larceny, which carries a potential prison sentence of up to five years.
Amber Renee Nelson, 35, has been charged with larceny of a motor vehicle and murder in Henderson County, North Carolina, after being taken into custody on July 5, 2023.
A liquor store clerk in Lakeville, Massachusetts, is accused of trying to cash in a $3 million winning lottery ticket left behind by a customer. The clerk, Carly Nunes, claimed she purchased the ticket herself, but surveillance video confirmed it was purchased by the victim. Nunes is charged with larceny, attempted larceny, presentation of a false claim, and witness intimidation. Her co-worker, Joseph Reddem, is charged with attempted extortion. The Massachusetts Lottery intends to honor the victim's claim on the prize.
The Bertie County Sheriff's Office is searching for Mckenzie Watford of Colerain, who is wanted for first-degree murder and larceny of a dog. Watford is considered to be armed and dangerous. He is a suspect in the murder of his father, Tony K. Watford, who was found dead in his residence at 525 Hwy 42. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Watford should contact the Bertie County Sheriff's Office.
Two individuals from North Carolina have been charged with cutting over 2,000 fiber optic cables in Connecticut, resulting in over 40,000 homes and businesses losing internet service. The suspects were charged with larceny, criminal mischief, and interfering with police. The outages have since been restored.
Two individuals from North Carolina have been arrested and charged with cutting over 2,000 fiber optic cables in Connecticut, causing internet outages for over 40,000 homes and businesses. They have been charged with larceny, criminal mischief, and interfering with police. The suspects were identified and arrested during a surveillance operation, and have been detained on $200,000 bail. The outages have since been restored.
Two individuals from North Carolina have been charged with cutting over 2,000 fiber optic cables in Connecticut, resulting in over 40,000 homes and businesses losing internet service. The suspects were charged with larceny, criminal mischief, and interfering with police. The outages have since been restored, and the suspects are scheduled to appear in court on April 11.
Two individuals from North Carolina have been charged with cutting over 2,000 fiber optic cables in Connecticut, resulting in over 40,000 homes and businesses losing internet service. The suspects were charged with larceny, criminal mischief, and interfering with police. The outages have since been restored, and the suspects are scheduled to appear in court on April 11.
Two people from North Carolina have been charged with cutting over 2,000 fiber optic cables in Connecticut, causing an internet outage for over 40,000 homes and businesses. The suspects were arrested during a surveillance operation and charged with larceny, criminal mischief, and interfering with police. The outages have since been restored.
Two individuals from North Carolina have been charged with cutting over 2,000 fiber optic cables in Connecticut, resulting in over 40,000 homes and businesses losing internet service. The suspects were charged with larceny, criminal mischief, and interfering with police, with one also accused of giving a false statement. The outages have since been restored.
Two individuals from North Carolina have been charged with cutting over 2,000 fiber optic cables in Connecticut, resulting in over 40,000 homes and businesses losing internet service. The suspects were charged with larceny, criminal mischief, and interfering with police. The outages have since been restored.
Three employees of the Wayne County Bridge Department are facing charges of larceny and conspiracy to commit larceny after allegedly working at a private business during their shifts with the county, using county materials and equipment. The employees are accused of falsifying their time sheets and were paid for their shifts. They have been suspended from their Wayne County positions with pay, and the investigation is ongoing.