On 04-26-2018 at 1856 hours I was dispatched to 939 South Westwood Boulevard (Home Depot) in reference to shoplifting. Upon my arrival I was advised there was a white male in the store possibly shoplifting and he was in the store earlier today stealing. Upon the male exiting the store he was stopped and identified as Franklin Burkhart. Burkhart did not have any store property on him at the time of the stop. I was informed of the following by Joey Hessling, Home Depot loss prevention: - At approximately 1615 hours he located a package to a Ryobi 18v impact wrench. - Upon watching the video surveillance he found footage of a male subject selecting Ryobi Impact. - The male subject exits the isle and heads toward aisle 8 where he located the package to the impact. - He then left the store without paying for the merchandise. - At 1850 hours he seen the same male subject reenter the store so he called the police. - Upon watching the video surveillance further after the subject was arrested he observed the male …show more content…
I informed Burkhart of the reason for the stop and asked him if he had any Home Depot property on him and he advised no. I asked Burkhart if he minded emptying his pockets and he stated no and removed a pair of Husky Side cutter from his jacket pocket. Burkhart advised he got the side cutters from his dad earlier today. I noticed signs on the side cutter blades of prior use but it was very little and they looked new still. I did not seize the side cutters because at this time loss prevention was unware they were stole earlier in the day. Burkhart denied stealing earlier and stated he was not Home Depot earlier either. I was showed an image from the video surveillance and it showed Burkhart in the store wearing the same clothing and hat he had on at the time I stopped him. Burkhart did have deferent shoes on then in the video surveillance. Burkhart denied stealing anything from Home
I Daniella M. Genzale was caught shoplifting from Sephora in Roosevelt Field Mall. I put two items of makeup into my pocket book and walked out of the store passing all points of purchasing.When I left the store the security made us stop and ask us to give them what items were taken and don't pretend nothing was taken because he watched us. Then we walked back into the store with the security and they took us into the back room, once we were there he showed us the video of us taking the items and calculated how much was stolen all together. We were in the room for about an hour before the police officers came and hand cuffed us. At this point I was in tears crying, I was worried my mom was calling me and she was nervous. I still don't understand
Bermudez told me the purse did not belong to her. I asked Bermudez what was the can she dropped and she said, “I was drinking. The can belongs to me.” I asked Bermudez if there is anything illegal inside of the purse that I needed to know about and she said, “No.” I told Bermudez to sit in the backseat of my vehicle and she complied. I approached and grabbed the salmon colored purse I saw Bermudez drop. Laying on the ground next to the salmon colored purse was 1 24oz Black Berry Steel Reserve Alcoholic beverage (half full). I grabbed both of the items and returned to the hood of my vehicle. I searched the purse and found several large blue trash bags inside. I searched the trash bags and found 1 used methamphetamine pipe. I asked Bermudez if the methamphetamine pipe belonged to her and she said, “No.” I asked Bermudez if she uses any drugs and she said, “No. I found that
On Friday, 09/23/2016, at approximately 0830 hours, I, Deputy Stacy Stark #1815 met with the reporting party, James R. Boucher (M/W, DOB: 07/25/1959) at the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office. I requested James R. Boucher to come to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office to review the Wal-Mart video footage I collected and identify the suspect, James Roy Boucher (M/W, DOB: 03/16/1978) on the video footage.
I felt that this case was handled well, but only to the point of where the officer began to move the stereo equipment and search for the serial number and write it down. He had no right to move Mr. Hicks’ items, the officers where there to make an arrest not to search the area or to touch Mr. Hicks’ p...
Police reported to a robbery in progress and found a Jeep backed up to the door of the restaurant upon arriving. Two suspects were walking out with handfuls of stolen merchandise. The robbers, a man and a woman, were arrested at the scene. These robbers were 23-year-olds, married couple Erika and Benjamin Sifrit.
small convince store on the road, in which the owners would not let him in until
Stacy walked to the above business and was told by Molina that an unknown male suspect stole her cellular telephone. Molina reportedly pointed at the suspect and told Stacy, “That’s the guy.” Stacy told me that he recalled speaking with the unknown suspect prior to Molina advising him of the above incident. Stacy immediately began running after the suspect. Stacy ran south on Los Robles Avenue and saw the suspect continue riding his bicycle onto eastbound Villa Street and out of sight. Stacy flagged down Officer Banuelos and advised him of the incident. Officer Banuelos advised units of the incident and conducted an area check for the suspect but was unable to locate
This incident occurred while the vehicle was parked in the west parking lot located at 120 W. Bellevue Drive.
paid for the items, collected the bags and was about to leave the store when the blaring siren went off.
I exited my vehicle and made contact with the male sitting in the driver's seat. The subject, later identified as Thomas Eugene Frost Jr, advised that he and his girlfriend were sleeping in the Walmart parking lot due to being homeless
It was a hot summer afternoon with the smell of fresh pizza out of the oven in the air just after lunch at around 4:30 pm when it happened. He was an African American man, about 5’9”. He looked and smelled as if he had not shaved or showered in months. He had on a stained navy blue button down shirt almost 2 sizes larger then him and wore saggy torn up pants which were held in place by a belt. As he asked for a cup of water I replied by saying all we had were bottled water and since it was not my store I had to have him pay for it. As I said this he began to get frustrated and started throwing whatever he could find to the ground then pushed over a large stand full of calzones causing it to come falling down and causing a huge mess. After being told that cops were on their way the man left the store and did not return for some time.
On Saturday, September 9th, 2017, at 2034 hours, I was dispatched to 3217 Grouper Rd in reference to a domestic violence incident that had just occurred.
Being a low-income Hispanic person, I have had a bad experience when shopping in a predominately-white shopping center. I remember a time my aunts and I went to buy clothes at a shopping center in Utah. When we were at a store looking at the clothes we noticed that staff from the store was following us like if we were going to rob something. When ...
The 3 percent decline in sales causing a 21 percent decline in profits can be attributed to the identification of the accounting concept of operating leverage. Operating leverage is what business managers apply to boost small changes in revenue into sizable changes in profitability. Fixed cost is the force managers use to attain disproportionate changes between revenue and profitability. Therefore, when all costs are fixed every sales dollar contributes one dollar toward the potential profitability of a project. Once sales dollars cover fixed costs, each additional sales dollar represents pure profit. A small change in sales volume can significantly affect profitability (Edmonds, Tsay, & Olds, 2011). So, therefore, if sales volume increases,