$100 Theft Put Great Mills Man On Home Detention, Then He Made A Run For It: Sheriff $100 Theft Put Great Mills Man On Home Detention, Then He Made A Run For It: Sheriff $100 Theft Put Great Mills Man On Home Detention, Then He Made A Run For It: Sheriff
$100 Theft Put Great Mills Man On Home Detention, Then He Made A Run For It: Sheriff A Maryland man convicted of drug possession and stealing less than $100 apparently decided home detention was too much to handle, and now deputies say he is on the run after ditching his GPS monitor. James Robert Anderson Jr., 44, of Great Mills, is wanted for escape after bolting from deputies in Lexington Park, according to the St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office. Deputies were called to the 21000 block of Liberty Street on Sept. 15 to take Anderson into custody for violating the terms of his home detention, investigators said. He had been placed on home detention following convictions fo…
Fake FBI Agents Storm Newark Apartment, Steal $7.5K: Police Fake FBI Agents Storm Newark Apartment, Steal $7.5K: Police Fake FBI Agents Storm Newark Apartment, Steal $7.5K: Police
Fake FBI Agents Storm Newark Apartment, Steal $7.5K: Police A New Jersey man has been arrested after police say he and two accomplices posed as FBI agents, forced their way into a woman's apartment and stole $7,500 from her safe. Samuel Prata, 42, was arrested Sunday, Oct. 4, in connection with the Thursday, Aug. 27 home invasion on Mott Street near Raymond Boulevard, Newark Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda Sr. said. Three men knocked on the door of the woman's third-floor apartment around 2:30 p.m. and claimed to be federal agents, demanding that she open the door, Miranda said. When she did, the men rushed inside and pushed her onto a c…
Former Morningside Mayor Accused Of Stealing From Groups He Served As Treasurer: Prosecutor Former Morningside Mayor Accused Of Stealing From Groups He Served As Treasurer: Prosecutor Former Morningside Mayor Accused Of Stealing From Groups He Served As Treasurer: Prosecutor
Former Morningside Mayor Accused Of Stealing From Groups He Served As Treasurer: Prosecutor He was the man trusted to keep track of the money. For nearly eight years, Maryland prosecutors say former mayor Bennard Cann instead misappropriated and embezzled funds while serving as treasurer for two organizations representing municipal leaders across the state and Prince George's County. Cann, 52, the former mayor of Morningside, was indicted on seven counts in connection with money belonging to the Maryland Mayors' Association and Prince George's County Municipal Association, State's Attorney Tara Jackson announced on Friday, Oct. 2. And this wasn't a matter of a few questionable tr…
2 Men Found Asleep In Stolen Car With Items Taken During String Of Trumbull Thefts: Cops 2 Men Found Asleep In Stolen Car With Items Taken During String Of Trumbull Thefts: Cops 2 Men Found Asleep In Stolen Car With Items Taken During String Of Trumbull Thefts: Cops
2 Men Found Asleep In Stolen Car With Items Taken During String Of Trumbull Thefts: Cops Police found two men asleep in a stolen car parked at a Connecticut business surrounded by items authorities believe were taken during an overnight string of thefts.  Rashaun Woods, of Stratford, and Malachi Stone, of Bridgeport, both 19, were arrested around 7 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026, at 2 Whitney Avenue in Trumbull, police said.  Officers went to the Whitney Avenue parking lot after the car’s owner provided information on its location, police said. They found Woods and Stone sleeping in the front of the car stolen from Bridgeport overnight. Inside, officers discovered sever…
EHT Man Defrauded Homeowners Out Of $340K: Prosecutor EHT Man Defrauded Homeowners Out Of $340K: Prosecutor EHT Man Defrauded Homeowners Out Of $340K: Prosecutor
EHT Man Defrauded Homeowners Out Of $340K: Prosecutor A 49-year-old Egg Harbor Township man is remaining behind bars after he was arrested on numerous theft charges, authorities announced. Kevin Crafton orchestrated a a complex contractor fraud scheme that defrauded Brigantine homeowners of over $360,000, the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office said. Beginning in 2024, Crafton though LDC Construction, was engaging in the performance of home improvement services, authorities said.  Crafton impersonated an architect, engineer, and attorney to convince the victims that they owed costly fines and penalties associated with…
Serial Groper Charged In Fairview Burglary Serial Groper Charged In Fairview Burglary Serial Groper Charged In Fairview Burglary
Serial Groper Charged In Fairview Burglary A Bergen County man previously accused of groping women and later exposing himself outside a restaurant is facing new charges after police say he stole a 24-pack of beer from a Fairview liquor store. Eric Humberto Soria, 29, of Cliffside Park, first entered American Classic Liquors at 157 Anderson Ave. and purchased an item around 9:50 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25, Fairview Deputy Police Chief John Pierotti Jr. said. After leaving the store, Soria noticed open cellar doors near the rear of the building and entered the basement storage area, Pierotti said. Soria took a 24-pack of Stella beer a…
Silver Spring Peace  Sentenced After Working Second Federal Job While On The Clock: DOJ Silver Spring Peace  Sentenced After Working Second Federal Job While On The Clock: DOJ Silver Spring Peace  Sentenced After Working Second Federal Job While On The Clock: DOJ
Silver Spring Peace Sentenced After Working Second Federal Job While On The Clock: DOJ Getting paid for one federal job while doing another has caught up with a former Peace Corps official from Maryland. Evester Edd, 64, of Silver Spring, was sentenced on Monday, Sept. 28, to two years of probation, including three months of home confinement, after admitting he falsified Peace Corps timecards while simultaneously working as a federal contractor. And sometimes he didn't even leave the office to do it. On nine days in 2024, investigators found Edd logged into the Nuclear Regulatory Commission network and performed work for the agency while sitting at his desk inside Peace Corp…
Bowie Insurance Agent Used Hispanic Names In Scam Because He Thought They Were Undocumented: AG Bowie Insurance Agent Used Hispanic Names In Scam Because He Thought They Were Undocumented: AG Bowie Insurance Agent Used Hispanic Names In Scam Because He Thought They Were Undocumented: AG
Bowie Insurance Agent Used Hispanic Names In Scam Because He Thought They Were Undocumented: AG The logic behind the scam was as cynical as it was calculated. A former Prince George's County insurance agent has pleaded guilty in Maryland after admitting he submitted fake life insurance applications using Hispanic surnames because he believed they would draw less scrutiny, according to the Attorney General's Office. Corrie Dewayne Alston, 51, of Bowie, pleaded guilty on Wednesday, Sept. 2, to felony theft scheme and felony insurance fraud in Prince George's County Circuit Court. The plea comes months after investigators first revealed the reasoning they say Alston gave for choosing th…
Money Stolen From Parked Car In Bridgehampton, Suspect Nabbed Weeks Later: Police Money Stolen From Parked Car In Bridgehampton, Suspect Nabbed Weeks Later: Police Money Stolen From Parked Car In Bridgehampton, Suspect Nabbed Weeks Later: Police
Money Stolen From Parked Car In Bridgehampton, Suspect Nabbed Weeks Later: Police A Long Island man has been arrested for snatching cash out of a parked car in the Hamptons, police said. Raymond O’Brien, 47, of Bridgehampton, was arrested Tuesday, Sept. 1 for the theft back on Sunday, July 12, the Southampton Town Police Department said. The money was removed from a vehicle that was parked in Bridgehampton, and Southampton cops began investigating the theft, authorities said. After canvassing the area and looking for video and witnesses to the crime, they identified O’Brien as the thief, police said. O’Brien was charged with third-degree grand larceny and held overnight…
18-Year-Old Thief Took $3K From Wilton Mall: Police 18-Year-Old Thief Took $3K From Wilton Mall: Police 18-Year-Old Thief Took $3K From Wilton Mall: Police
18-Year-Old Thief Took $3K From Wilton Mall: Police A Capital Region teenager was arrested for swiping cash and items from a store over several days, police said Sunday, Aug. 30. Angel M. DeJesus Jr., 18, of Ballston Spa, was nabbed Wednesday, Aug. 26 for the thefts at Wilton Mall in Saratoga Springs, the Saratoga County Sheriff’s office said. Cops responded to an active larceny complaint at the mall around 7:20 p.m. Wednesday, and the ensuing investigation led to DeJesus’s arrest, authorities said. Detectives determined DeJesus had stolen currency and merchandise from a store between Wednesday, Aug. 19 and Monday, Aug. 24, according to the …
NY Man Who Posed As Fed To Steal Gold Bars From Ephrata Woman Learns His Fate: Prosecutors NY Man Who Posed As Fed To Steal Gold Bars From Ephrata Woman Learns His Fate: Prosecutors NY Man Who Posed As Fed To Steal Gold Bars From Ephrata Woman Learns His Fate: Prosecutors
NY Man Who Posed As Fed To Steal Gold Bars From Ephrata Woman Learns His Fate: Prosecutors A New York man who posed as a federal employee to steal more than half a million dollars in gold bars from a Pennsylvania woman — and was later caught with a gold bar hidden in his sock — is headed to jail, authorities announced on Tuesday, Aug. 25. Zhong Ren, 45, of Brooklyn, was sentenced by Lancaster County Judge Todd Brown to six to 23 months in county jail after pleading guilty to stealing $555,892 worth of gold from an Ephrata woman, according to the Lancaster County District Attorney's Office. Ren pleaded guilty on July 31 to theft by unlawful taking, conspiracy to commit theft by un…
$9.8K Vanishes From Teaneck Man's Bank Accounts, Neptune Man Charged: Cops $9.8K Vanishes From Teaneck Man's Bank Accounts, Neptune Man Charged: Cops $9.8K Vanishes From Teaneck Man's Bank Accounts, Neptune Man Charged: Cops
$9.8K Vanishes From Teaneck Man's Bank Accounts, Neptune Man Charged: Cops A months-long investigation into nearly $10,000 stolen from a Bergen County man's bank accounts led to the arrest of a 34-year-old Jersey Shore man, authorities said. Benjamin Grinley, of Neptune City, was arrested after New Jersey State Police troopers discovered an outstanding Teaneck warrant during a traffic stop on Tuesday, Aug. 18, Teaneck Deputy Police Chief Seth B. Kriegel said. The investigation began after a Teaneck resident reported his bank accounts had been compromised on Dec. 10, 2025, police said. Approximately $9,850 had been fraudulently withdrawn from a bank in Flemington. …