November 13, 2007
The Holiday Season is upon us and with it usually comes a spike in thefts (shoplifting) from the area merchants. Until the end of the holiday season the Salisbury Police department will provide the media with the names of those arrested. It is our hope that the thefts will not only decrease during this time of the year but throughout the coming years as well. The following were arrested for Shoplifting.
Talesha Denise Simmons, 19yoa, of Crisfield, Md was arrested for Theft less than $500 from Boscovs. Simmons attempted to steal clothing and jewelry. Released to Central Booking.
Patrick Durron Butler, Jr, 18yoa, of Salisbury was arrested for Theft less than $500 and Theft Scheme less than $500 from Rugged Warehouse. Butler, Jr attempted to steal clothing and shoes. Released to Central Booking.
Sheena Rochelle Williams, 25yoa, of Salisbury was arrested for Theft less than $500 from Walmart. Williams attempted to steal clothing and appliances. Released to Central Booking.
Juvenile, 17yoa, of Cambridge, Md was arrested for Theft less than $100 from Sears. Juvenile attempted to steal clothing. Released to custody of Parent.
Juvenile, 16yoa and Juvenile, 15yoa, both of Bivalve, Md arrested for Theft less than $100 from Walmart. Juveniles attempted to steal food and compact discs. Released to custody of Parents.
Juvenile, 17yoa, of Greenwood, Delaware arrested for Theft less than $500 from Boscov’s. Juvenile attempted to steal clothing. Juvenile also used siblings, ages six and seven, in attempt to conceal the clothing. Released to custody of a Guardian.
James Tavis Johnson, 31yoa, of Salisbury was arrested for 4th degree Burglary, Rogue and Vagabond. Officers responded to the 500 block of South Park Drive for a burglary in progress. Officers met with witness who observed Johnson enter into a neighbor’s unlocked vehicle. Johnson fled the scene prior to the officers’ arrival but was located several minutes later. Johnson was positively identified by the witness.
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Virgil Emanuel Simms, 45yoa, of Salisbury was arrested for two counts of Theft over $500 and Theft Scheme over $500. An investigation was conducted into the theft of property and U.S. Currency from the Rose’s Department store on Cypress Street. It was learned that Simms, an employee of Rose’s, was captured on store surveillance cameras removing electronics and cash on several different occasions. Simms was released to Central Booking.
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Jemar Andre Gardner, 18yoa, of Salisbury was arrested for Motor Vehicle Theft, Unauthorized Removal of Property, and Theft over $500. Officers responded to 1000 block of Spring Avenue in reference to a motor vehicle theft. Investigation found that a vehicle had been left unlocked with a spare key left in the ashtray. The vehicle was located a short time later being operated by Gardner in the area of Robinson Street. Gardner was released to Central Booking
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Lt. Robert Kemp
12 comments:
The Daily Times had this on their website two hours ago. You're slacking! lol
The ONLY reason The Daily Times would have this on their Website is because I'm kicking their ass on line.
Secondly, you're so welcome for the free service we provide, hopefully making you lives that much easier by having such a multitude of information provided to you in one location?
Just look as an example of today's front page article about the Zoo. How come you didn't THANK me for providing that information DAYS AGO?
Perhaps I'll go on line and see if you posted on the Daily Times Article that you read that information days ago on Salisbury News?
Somehow I doubt I'll read that because more than likely you work for the Times.
haha, not even close! relax, it was a joke. Note the, "lol" on the end of the post....
Who's the plumper?
That's Sgt. Plumper to you.
Although it is not illegal for the police to realease a JUVENILEs name in refeence to a crime it is illegal for you to reprint it under Maryland Law. Somebody call MR RUARK!
What are you talking about anonymous? There are no juvenile names used. They are all referred to as "Juvenile" and their ages listed.
Also, I'm not up on my police rules, but while police may be able to include a juvenile's name in a release to media, if they publish the release themselves, I believe they are bound to the same rules as regular publishers.
The last three messages are the same person arguing with themself. Moderation is quite interesting. I come back home and there are 50 some odd messages. These last three above could not be seen by anyone, therefore they were creating their own mini war. Say what you want. This was published by the SPD and re posted here. Unbelievable stuff. Take a pill Dude.
All these robberies and the press realease is about shoplifters? 10-1 chance the security officer won't even show up in court! What about the bigger fish?
It's not as if these officers did any work catching these people. They seem to have been caught by security guards and the Salisbury police simply booked them. Big deal.
You all need to give SPD, MSP and WCSD a break. They are doing their jobs, you on the other hand are bitching about them doing their job or bitching about them not doing their job to your liking. Get a grip, you don't get it both ways. As long as they are catching the thieves the prices will remain affordable. The more they steal and get away with the more we pay for the same item they got by stealing it.
Damned if they do, damned if they don't. Follow Shanies advice if you don't like it. MOVE to Montana if you want Sleep Hollow.
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