A Report On The Manhattan Of The 141 / 16 / 2016

I was outside of Ernie's Lunchroom when I heard gunshots. I ran inside and found the lunchroom deserted except for a dead man on the newly mopped floor. There were three sets of footprints on the floor, that I labeled X,Y and Z. The cash register had just been rung up for $8.75. We recovered four checks for customers A,B,C and D. Customer A had $2.45 on his check, $3 on B's, $2.10 on C's and $3.65 on D's Check. Customers B,C, and D had finished their food. Customer A's food was untouched. Ernie, the owner and only worker,was able to present us with one fact. The shooter leaned against the wall and shot him at point-blank range.

Caller called back and informed that Phil has since left the residence and said he was going to cut his wrists. While en route to the address Stamets and I checked the area for Phil but could not locate him. Upon arriving at 335 I spoke with Lorrie and Brian who stated they were there to get some of their daughter's belongings, Brian and Lorrie wanted advice if it was a good idea to get some belongings right now.

I, Deputy Cooper along with Sgt. South at approximately 9:30a.m. on 01/06/2017 was dispatched to a burglary at 239 County Road 4589 Winnsboro, Texas 75494.

TURNER advised that this money belonged and was his savings and was separate from the $170,000 in cash. TURNER sated that he keeps cash on his person. Turner also had an additional $ 1,400 dollars in us currency in a black computer bag. TURNER also advised that this money was too was separate from the 170,000 dollars. TURNER stated this money was his rent money. TURNER’s $6,900 dollars in cash in the undershirt and $1,400 dollars in cash in the computer bag were not seized and were returned to TURNER.

On March 12, 2015 at approximately 0143 hours, I responded to C-Town Bicycle & Fitness Equipment, 1927 Highway 138 to investigate a burglary alarm. Upon my arrival, I noticed that the side glass window had been broken. Once other officers and the owner, Jane Hayward, arrived on scene, we proceeded to clear the building to determine if it was safe. No entry was made by the suspect and no items were taken. The building was determined clear and no threat was located.

On 01/16/16 I contacted Iwanda Davidson at her residence at 11900 Melissa Lane. Mrs. Davidson said sometime over the past two weeks she has had several items come up missing from her residence including a black Hi-Point 9mm handgun, unknown serial number, valued at $150, a new in the box Poulan Chainsaw, unknown model or serial number, valued at $120, a new in the box Homelite weed eater, unknown model or serial number, valued at $50. Mrs. Davidson said she is missing a PorterCable tool bag which contained a battery operated drill, flashlight, circular saw and reciprocal saw, unknown serial numbers, valued at $250, a new set of sockets, wrenches and other miscellaneous hand tools, valued at $150, two new dead bolts she purchased for her front door to her residence, valued at $30 combined, and a Nokia cellular telephone blue in color with a pink and white case, valued at $30. Mrs. Davidson said that she also had several pieces of jewelry, mostly inexpensive keepsakes and costume jewelry, go missing. Mrs. Davidson said that the jewelry was a gift from her grandmother and that she could not describe any of it aside from one ring which had a dark stone possibly black or purple surrounded by several lab created white/clear gems. Mrs. Davidson said she did not know what the value of the

Upon my arrival I was met by a white female adult identified as Juliann Conti. Conti stated that she arrived home on 10/06/2017 at about 1630 hours and found her Sony DVD player was missing. Conti then discover a blue bag located in the master bedroom which contained the following items: Divorce papers, one Birth certificate bearing the names Julia VIA (Deceased), three Social Security Cards bearing the names Julia VIA, Dominick Via (Deceased), and Juliann Conti, One City bank Credit car bearing the name Juliann Conti, one Wal-Mart credit card bearing the name Juliann Conti, one JC Penny credit card bearing the name Juliann Conti, one Lowes credit card bearing the name Juliann Conti, one Nevada unemployment card baring the name Juliann Conti, was missing.

I spoke to Rob Bettinger who stated someone had broke into his home. Rob stated the only thing missing was a envelope with $700.00 dollars in a dresser in the master bedrooom. Rob stated nothing else in the home had been touched or messed with. Rob stated the suspect used something to force open the door from the garge into the home. I noticed the door was broken and the lock was in the floor of the home. I took photos of the damage to the door and place into evidence.

Upon my arrival, I spoke with the victim later identified as Rhonda Jo Myers (DOB 07/21/1973). Mrs. Myers stated that while checking her bank account statement, Mrs. Myers noticed that her account was missing $549.08 USC. From a purchase that Mrs. Myers did not make on 02/19/2017 at “Apple Online Store”.

Upon arrival I made contact with the victim, Seymour Owens. Owens advised he had received a letter in the mail a few days prior stating he had won the lottery. The letter stated Owens had won $250,000.00 and all he needed to collect his winnings was to pay the tax from his winnings and the money would release the funds to him. At approximately 0600 hours, he went to Walmart located at 174 Cypress Point Pkwy, Palm Coast as the letter instructed. Owens proceeded to purchase 5 $100.00 ITunes gift cards with his credit card. Immediately after the purchase Owens threw away the letter he had received as well as the receipts for

Officers were dispatch to Trojan Palms Apt 11B in reference to suspicious circumstances. On scene I made contact with the victim Lacey Folmar. She stated that when she came home from work, she found a black stool, and a cigarette in around the side of her apartment near her side door. She stated that the stool was under her window on the side of the residence, and that the cigarette had been placed o her steps. She stated that 23:00 she heard a loud sound coming from around the back side of the residence. When she checked the area she noticed that two of the window screen had been cut in a way that suggest that someone was trying to open the windows. She stated that the windows were locked and that it did appear that no one made entry to

On 01/07/2017 at approximately 2258 hours, while patrolling the town of Dolores, I observed two males at the front door of the Dolores Liquor Store located at 202 South 3rd Street, Town of Dolores, County of Montezuma, State of Colorado.

Upon my arrival I met with Henry Crumbly in reference to items missing out of his residence. Crumbly stated that upon arrival this morning he noticed that the kitchen window behind his residence appeared to have been damaged. Crumbly advised me the window was lying on the ground outside of the residence. Crumbly stated that he entered the residence to investigate Crumbly advised me during his investigation he discovered his Whirlpool washer valued at $500 appeared to have been removed by unknown person(s). Crumbly stated he no longer lives at the residence but he checks the residence periodically for missing property or damages. Crumbly advised me he is unaware of who may be responsible. Mr. Crumbly advised me he does not remember the serial

Ms. Connors said she is the realtor representing the listed location, which is a vacant resident under contract for sale/rent by her employer. She advised sometime between 1200 hours on 12/29/2015, and 1200 hours on 01/04/2016, an unknown suspect stole the Remax lockbox which contained three keys off of the front door at the listed location and replaced it with a lock box for which she does does not have the combination to unlock. The suspect also removed the front dook locks (push button doorknob with lock and deadbolt lock) and

He agreed, and when he saw the ammo boxes he recognized them immediately along with a can of appliance epoxy spray. Mr. Scaffa works as an appliance repair tech. At this point it was evident that Mr. Jones would be under arrest for the burglary of the ammo. We asked Mr. Scaffa if he could recognize any more items as stolen, and he recognized the tool bags that were inside the car along with his Notre Dame checkbook. When we opened the checkbook it was indeed Mr. Scaffa’s. The tool bags contained numerous personal items of Mr. Scaffa with his name or address on it.