Articles Posted in Theft Crimes

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A 34-year-old woman from Fulton County, Arkansas allegedly tried to steal the patrol car in the middle of her arrest for public intoxication.

Last week, near the Saddler Falls camping resort in Mammoth Spring, a woman was reportedly wandering around the usually serene area. She was allegedly becoming aggressive and trying to fight with others she encountered. Based on her behavior and demeanor, it was asserted that she had imbibed a lot of alcohol.

The authorities were notified about the situation, and deputies from the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office were sent to the scene to investigate.

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A Florida man who believed he was being chased by a spirit reportedly fled through the streets and attempted to break into an occupied home for asylum.

On May 24, a man and woman rented a room at Daytona Beach Travel Inn.

The pair went into their room, and after approximately half an hour after they got there, they heard noises coming from the window causing them to think someone was trying to break in.

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Two women have been accused of ripping off Walmart for hundreds of dollars of merchandise by allegedly switching price tags and failing to scan many items at the self-checkout station.

On May 27, two women were shopping together at a Walmart in Ocala, Florida, and they used the self-checkout lanes when they were ready to leave. They concluded the transaction and headed towards the door with their cart full of merchandise.

A store employee noticed what they believed was suspicious activity taking place when the women were scanning the items they planned to purchase. They thought the women did not scan several of the items in their cart.

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An Arizona man reportedly broke police equipment and assaulted three officers while resisting being arrested for allegedly stealing a few drinks from a Starbucks.

Late in the afternoon on May 16, a 31-year-old man visited a Starbucks in Maricopa. He ordered a few drinks, but before paying for them he allegedly ran out the door with the beverages.

The alleged theft was reported to the authorities, and officers with the Maricopa Police Department were dispatched to the coffee shop.

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A Maryland man incarcerated for missing a trial hearing for his theft charge allegedly stole a military vehicle minutes after being released from custody.

At the end of January, a man in Harford was charged with two counts of theft-$1,500 to under $25,000. A court appearance was scheduled, and the man was reported to have missed the hearing. A bench warrant for his arrest was issued.

On May 10, the man was located by the authorities and taken into custody. He was held at the county jail for two days. He was released after he posted a $1,500 bond.

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A reportedly angry Tennessee woman was searching for her boyfriend and allegedly purposely smashed her car through the front of a store and drove around the aisles to try to find him.

On the afternoon of May 8, a 33-year-old woman in Nashville and her boyfriend were having a domestic dispute in the parking lot of a local Family Dollar store.

It was reported that the man walked away in the middle of the argument, and the woman was unable to locate him. She believed he went into Family Dollar. She allegedly climbed into her pickup truck and positioned it to face the front of the store.

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A man from Texas who was at a Hilton Hotel in Nashville for a business conference was awakened when a manager allegedly entered his room with a faux key and began sucking on his toes.

Around 5:30 AM on March 30, a man from Round Rock, Texas, was sleeping in his downtown Nashville Hilton hotel room. It was reported that he was in town on a business trip.

He woke up suddenly to find that a man was allegedly sucking on his toes. The patron reportedly did not know the person in their room and did not know how they got in.

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A man in Illinois allegedly walked into a stranger’s residence while the inhabitants were asleep, and he reportedly stole a pair of socks before running out the door.

Early in the morning on April 1, a family was asleep in their Ankeny apartment when a stranger allegedly came inside using the front door.

A female resident was asleep on the couch with the television on in the background, and the others, including the children, were sleeping in their own rooms.

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In June 2017, a couple met and became friends with a doctor from Malibu worth more than $60 million. The man had a mental health condition, and he was unable to take care of himself.

A couple of days later, the pair began residing with the doctor in his Malibu beachfront home, but they reportedly did not pay anything to stay there.

According to reports, they appointed themselves as his caretakers. They allegedly stopped him from communicating with his loved ones as they took control of his daily life. They also reportedly kept the man drugged with ketamine, marijuana, and LSD for the following year.

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According to reports, the police found and arrested a hitchhiker that they found hiding in a homeowner’s shed after he allegedly tried to hijack two cars. 

Early in the morning on April 7, a man from Cahokia Heights, Illinois, was reportedly hitchhiking in Fairview Heights. 

Someone saw the man and decided to offer him a ride. When he got into the vehicle, the hitchhiker allegedly tried to hijack the car, but the driver overpowered him. 

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