14 Sunday Jul 2013
Posted in Crime, Entertainment, Theft
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(CNN) — Thou shall not covet thy neighbor’s wife. It can lead to some unexpected consequences.
A Tennessee man found this out the hard way when a woman dipped in his pool, naked, as her husband robbed his home.
As he gawked at the swimmer for a good 20 minutes, the burglar got to work.
He stole jewelry, medication and a firearm from the home in Crossville on June 27, CNN affiliate WKRN reported.
28 Friday Jun 2013
Posted in Assault/Battery, Blacks, Children, Crime, Family, Internet, Liberty & Tyranny, Out-Of-This-World, Police Fire Rescue 911, Robbery, Safety, Shocking, Terrorism, Theft, Video, WTF?!?!, Youtube
25 Tuesday Jun 2013
Posted in Airlines & Aviation, Crime, International, Money, Switzerland, Theft
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cash, FBI, Heist, JFK Airport, Kennedy Airport, New York, Port Authority, Swissair, Theft
Officials are investigating the theft of $1.2 million cash from a Swissair plane that landed at Kennedy Airport yesterday.
Port Authority detectives and FBI agents last night were investigating after $1.2 million in cash was stolen from a Swissair jet that had landed at JFK.
The theft was discovered after the plane arrived yesterday, sources said.
It was not disclosed who the money was meant for or why it was being sent.
But when representatives for the recipient opened the exterior of a cargo container, they found that a smaller receptacle had been emptied, a source familiar with the probe said.
“It’s an active investigation,” a PA police source told The Post last night.
09 Sunday Jun 2013
Posted in Building & Construction, Crime, Insurance, Police Fire Rescue 911, Shocking, Theft, WTF?!?!
MOORE, Okla. (AP) — Authorities say looters have come from as far away as New York and Virginia to steal from victims of last month’s tornado in Moore, Okla.
The Oklahoman reports that police arrested one man from Elmhurst, N.Y., and two from Virginia on misdemeanor complaints of stealing copper wire, scrap metal and other items from homes destroyed by the May 20 tornado. Twenty-four people were killed.
Several Moore residents were also arrested on similar misdemeanor complaints.
Residents have filed theft reports for such items as a $50,000 watch, a $13,000 watch, a $2,000 fountain pen and a $1,300 hunting camera.
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Information from: The Oklahoman, http://www.newsok.com
05 Wednesday Jun 2013
Posted in Celebrities & Hollywood, Democrats/Liberals, Dept of Treasury, Extremism, Fascism, Finance, Fraud, Government Control, History, Hypocrisy, Internet, IRS, Jobs, Law & Policy, Liberalism, Liberty & Tyranny, Love & Relationship, Media Control, Money, Out-Of-This-World, Police-State, Politics, Scandals & Coverups, Secrets, Shocking, Socialism, Standing Up For Liberty, Taxes, Taxes, Tea Party, Theft, Tyranny, Video, WTF?!?!, Youtube
It is likely that someone at the Internal Revenue Service illegally leaked confidential donor information showing a contribution from Mitt Romney’s political action committee to the National Organization for Marriage, says the group.
In a letter exclusively obtained by The Daily Caller, the organization has asked the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration to “investigate and learn the source of the breach and prosecute those responsible to the fullest extent of the law.” It also provided evidence suggesting the leak might have been the result of “IRS employee misconduct.”
The dispute stems from a March 30 post on the pro-gay Human Rights Campaign’s (HRC) website, which boasted that it had obtained documents revealing that Mitt Romney “donated $10,000 to the National Organization for Marriage [NOM] in 2008 …”
NOM argues that such an unauthorized public release of confidential taxpayer information was a clear violation of federal law.
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28 Tuesday May 2013
Posted in Corruption, Fraud, Internet, Money, Technology, Theft
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The operators of a global currency exchange ran a $6 billion money-laundering operation online, a central hub for criminals trafficking in everything from stolen identities to child pornography, federal prosecutors in New York said on Tuesday.
The currency exchange, Liberty Reserve, operated beyond the traditional confines of United States and international banking regulations in what prosecutors called a shadowy netherworld of cyberfinance. It traded in virtual currency and provided the kind of anonymous and easily accessible banking infrastructure increasingly sought by criminal networks, law enforcement officials said.
The charges announced at a news conference by Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, and other law enforcement officials, mark what officials said was believed to be the largest online money-laundering case in history. Over seven years, Liberty Reserve was responsible for laundering billions of dollars, conducting 55 million transactions that involved millions of customers around the world, including about 200,000 in the United States, according to prosecutors.
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25 Saturday May 2013
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STOCKTON (CBS13) — Two robbery suspects were foiled when a Burger King employee slipped out the back door and made off with their getaway car.
Stockton Police say it’s like nothing they’ve seen before. They say two men ran into a fast food restaurant, pulled out their guns and demanded cash.
While the two men were inside robbing the cashier, another Burger King employee sneaked out the back. He noticed the suspects’ getaway car running, so he hopped in.
“I haven’t heard of any employee actually leaving a business, getting inside the suspect vehicle and trying to hide it,” said Stockton officer Joe Silva.
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23 Thursday May 2013
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CANNES – Thieves have made off with a high-priced necklace made by Switzerland’s De Grisogono in the second jewellery theft at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, the company said on Thursday.
“A necklace was stolen during the Cannes festival and we are working with the authorities,” a De Grisogono spokesman said, refusing to comment on the circumstances of the theft or exact value of the necklace.
23 Thursday May 2013
PITTSBURGH (KDKA/AP) – The Pennsylvania State Police have charged a western Pennsylvania judge with stealing cocaine from evidence in cases he presided over before he abruptly resigned last year.
According to police, the charges against former Washington County Judge Paul Pozonsky will be prosecuted in Washington County by Senior Deputy Attorney General Michael Ahwesh.
Pozonsky sat on the bench for nearly 30 years, first as a magistrate and then in Common Pleas Court.
The Associated Press could not immediately locate a home telephone for Pozonsky who last year moved to Alaska and was briefly hired there as a worker’s compensation hearing officer before he quit amid questions about his residency status. A message left on his wife’s cell phone was not immediately returned Thursday.
In May of 2011, Poznosky allegedly began to request that police bring the confiscated drugs into the courtroom. At that time, the drugs would be entered as evidence and then retained by either Poznosky or his staff.
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07 Tuesday May 2013
Posted in Crime, Gold, North America, Theft
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columbus, dispatch, florida, fugitive, hunter, ohio, ss central america, tommy thompson, treasure, vero beach
The search for a treasure hunter who found sunken gold and then stiffed his partners by vanishing with the loot could be coming to a highway near you.
The U.S. Marshals Service began using alerts on digital billboards in Ohio and Florida late last month to locate fugitive treasure hunter Tommy Thompson, who remains wanted after failing to appear in an Ohio court last year following his 1987 discovery of millions of dollars in gold bars and coins from the SS Central America, a 280-foot ship that sank during a hurricane off the North Carolina coast in 1857.
“They’ve generated some tips, but obviously not as many as we’d like to see,” Brad Fleming, a deputy U.S. marshal in Columbus, told FoxNews.com of the 10 billboards. “We haven’t received the right tip yet, so to speak.”
The billboard notices also include an image of Thompson’s assistant, Alison Antekeier, 45, whose arrest was ordered by U.S. District Judge Edmund Sargus Jr. in August along with Thompson after they failed to appear in court in Columbus.
