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MARCH 2010
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Editorials & Reports
La Marina Mexicana Invade Casa en
Matamaros, Tamaulipas…page 4
Apprehended for Allegedly Hiding Drugs
in Airline Terminal…page 7
La Programa CHP - El Protector
page 9
Police Officer
Lisa Beaulieu
Beaumont Police
Department, Texas
Pennsylvania State
Police Trooper
Paul G. Richey
How to Avoid Raising a Rude Teenager
page 10
Cop Killer Sentenced to Death
page 12
America’s Toughest Sheroff
page 19
In Memoriam …page 18
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Suspect Arrested for Discharging a Laser
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La Marina Mexicana Invade Casa en Matamaros,
09-144
Ivan Fernandez
Failure to Appear
5
10-27
Daniel Lopez Ponce
Child Molest
5
Tamaulipas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
10-26
Unknown
Robbery
6
Freeway Fatal Shooting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
93-011
Jose Pantoja Mendoza
Murder
6
Man Arrested After DUI Crash. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
10-24
Unknown
Bank Robbery
8
Apprehended for Allegedly Hiding Drugs in Airline Terminal. . . . 7
03-193
Ramon Cobo Delgado
Murder
8
Word Search . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
10-42
Yuji Baba
Attempted Murder
11
La Programa CHP - El Protector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
10-22
Carlos Sanchez
Sexual Assault
11
How to Avoid Raising a Rude Teenager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
10-33
Unknown
Fraud
13
Cop Killer Sentenced to Death. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
10-36
Matthew Sean Mouton
Murder
15
Encuentran una Cabeza Humana en la Tumba de el
10-35
Unknown
Fraud
22
Lider del Cartel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
94-100
Galindo Martin Ramirez
Murder
22
Good Reminder of What is Important. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
10-39
Kevin Aaron Alvarado
Murder
24
In Memoriam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
America’s Toughest Sheriff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Fugitive Watch Factoids. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Suspect Arrested for Discharging a Laser at Sheriff’s
Helicopter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Personal Safety Starts with You. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Bustin’ Up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Fugitive Watch Showtimes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
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La Marina Mexicana Invade
Casa en Matamoros,
Tamaulipas
El agente del Ministerio Público de la
Federación inició la averiguación previa,
contra Marco Antonio Lerma Vela presunto responsable de la comisión del delito de Violación a la Ley Federal de Armas
de Fuego y Explosivos y contra la salud,
detenido en Matamoros, Tamaulipas.
En la lucha permanente en el Combate
al Narcotráfico, la Delincuencia
Organizada y en aplicación a la Ley
Federal de Armas de Fuego y Explosivos,
los elementos de la Secretaría de Marina
(SEMAR), detuvieron a Lerma Vela,
frente al domicilio ubicado en la calle
Roberto F. García esquina con calle
Juárez, de la colonia Modelo.
Previo a los hechos, los elementos de la
Marina recibieron una denuncia anónima
en la cual reportaron que en citado domicilio se vendía droga en menor escala.
A ese lugar llegó el inculpado a bordo
de un vehículo Grand Marquis, modelo
reciente, con placas de circulación 217819, del estado de Texas y al tratar de
introducirse al lugar con un maletín, se
le detuvo y al practicarle una revisión los
elementos de la SEMAR, le aseguraron
un arma de fuego
calibre .45 mm con su
respectivo cargador,
la cual llevaba fajada a
la cintura, y otro cargador abastecido que
ocultaba en la bolsa del
pantalón.
En el maletín, le localizaron un envoltorio
con marihuana, con un
peso aproximado de
10 gramos, 800 dólares
americanos, una pistola
calibre .9 mm con dos cargadores, 69
cartuchos útiles al calibre 45 mm., y 114
más del calibre 9 mm., y cuatro teléfonos
celulares.
Cabe señalar que, frente al domicilio
estaba un vehículo plateado, con placas
de circulación 781-MFS, del estado de
Texas, el cual presuntamente es de su
propiedad. Al revisarlo, resultó positivo
a la marihuana en la prueba del equipo
detector molecular.
En consecuencia, el indiciado y todo
lo asegurado fue puesto a disposición del
Representante Social de la Federación
quien continúa con la integración de
la averiguación previa por el delito de
Violación a la Ley Federal de Armas de
Fuego y Explosivos y contra la salud.
De esta manera, el Gobierno Federal
refrenda su compromiso de reconstruir
integralmente las instituciones y sistemas
de procuración de justicia y seguridad
pública, en el marco de una cultura de
la legalidad en todos los ámbitos de la
actividad nacional.
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March 2010
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Freeway Fatal Shooting
One person has been killed in what
appears to be a highway shooting on
westbound Interstate Highway 80
just east of Hercules Tuesday night, a
California Highway Patrol officer said.
Officers responded to reports of a
single vehicle crash when a witness saw
a Nissan Sentra strike the center divide
and then the guardrail of westbound
Highway 80 just west of Cummings
Skyway in an unincorporated part of
Contra Costa County at about 9:55
p.m., CHP Officer Ralph Caggiano
said.
Another witness driving in the area
stopped and reported that the driver
and the car appeared to have been shot
multiple times, CHP Sgt. Trent
Cross said.
Arriving officers confirmed the
fatality and are investigating as of
11:45 p.m.”The driver did die from
fatal gunshot wounds,” Cross said. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line
at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-9228448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send
a confidential email tip at tips@fugitive.
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help solve this crime.
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10-27
Daniel Lopez Ponce
Child Molest /
Violando Niños
The San Jose Police Department is currently seeking Daniel Lopez Ponce
on a warrant charging him with 12 counts of child molest. Detective
Tanaya Rose reports that Ponce is bald and has a tattoo on his neck. He
also knows he is wanted and is believed to be living out of his motor home. www.fugitive.com
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09-144
Ivan Fernandez
Failure to Appear
Bad Boys Bail Bonds is currently seeking 23 year old Ivan Fernandez
on a Failure to Appear Bench Warrant. Ivan Fernandez was originally
arrested by the San Jose Police Department for an alleged carjacking and
kidnapping charge. On September 29, 2008, Ivan Fernandez posted bond
and failed to appear in court on. Ivan Fernandez was last seen driving a
Green Honda Accord. His last known address is in the area of Lanai Ave
in San Jose, CA. Ivan Fernandez is known to frequent the area of King
Road and/or Jackson Ave in San Jose, Ca. Ivan Fernandez currently has a
No Bail Allowed Bench Warrant and is considered Armed and Dangerous.
I encourage you NOT to approach or attempt to apprehend this individual.
Please call the Fugitive Watch hotline at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-9228448) or (408) 690-3694.
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10-26
unknown
robbery / robo
Los Angeles Police detectives are asking for the public’s help in identifying
this suspect. Detectives report that he was seen on video riding a bicycle
by a young boy and then yanking a gold chain off his neck as the boy
walked along the sidewalk. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at
1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send a
confidential email tip at tips @fugitive.com, if you know the name of this
man or have any information that can help solve this crime.
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93-011
Jose Pantoja Mendoza
Murder / asesinato
The Menlo Park Police Department is currently seeking Jose Pantoja
Mendoza on a warrant charging him with Murder. According to
Detective Chris Boyd, Mendoza allegedly accosted the victim as he was
buying gas at a gas station on Marsh Road. Mendoza then allegedly
shot and killed the victim. He then fled the scene in a gray Mercury
Cougar. Mendoza was reportedly later arrested in Mexico but escaped
from custody before he could be extradited back to Menlo Park. The photo
depicts Mendoza at age 22. He is now 37 years old. Please call the Fugitive
Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408355-0999 or send a confidential email tip to [email protected], if you
know the whereabouts of this man or have any information that can help
solve this crime.
Man Arrested After DUI Crash
And Leaving License Plate
Behind
A 30-year-old Martinez man was arrested early this morning on suspicion of
drunken driving after he allegedly crashed
into two power poles then fled, leaving
his license plate behind, Martinez police
said. Police were notified shortly before
2 a.m. that an alarm system had been
activated at 1165 Arnold Drive.An officer
was responding to the call when he noticed a power pole on Arnold Drive that
appeared to have been struck at the base.
As he was investigating the damage, the
officer found a license plate near the pole
and spotted a second pole that had been
damaged. Both poles were broken off at
the base, police said. Meanwhile, a second
officer spotted the vehicle the plate
belonged to headed north on Morello
Avenue at Arnold Drive.The driver,
Aaron Demill, was arrested on suspicion
of driving under the influence of alcohol
and hit-and-run, police said.The crash
caused a brief outage for nearby customers when it happened and then a second
outage that began shortly after 3 a.m. as
crews replaced at least one broken pole,
PG&E spokeswoman Tamar Sarkissian
said. About 50 PG&E customers were
affected.As of noon, only one customer
was still without power. Sarkissian said
power was expected to be restored to that
customer later this afternoon.
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March 2010
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Apprehended for Allegedly
Hiding Drugs in Airline
Terminal and Then Running
from San Jose Airport
On Friday, January 22, 2010 at approximately 7:27 AM, San Jose Police
Officers were alerted that a male subject
had fled from Transportation Security
Agents (TSA) agents at the Mineta San
Jose International Airport. The subject
passed through the first stage of security
on his way to board a flight to Hawaii.
TSA agents then requested he step into
an adjacent area for a secondary search of
his person. Once in the secondary search
area, he fled from the agents and ran back
through the entrance corridor toward the
ticketing area. At no time did he enter
the secured area of the airport nor was
there any disruption to airport activities.
The subject left the terminal area and
ran towards the airport parking
area. He approached an unknown
person and asked for a ride. That person
gave the subject a ride to the area of N.
First Street near Brokaw Road. This
person who gave him a ride returned to
the airport, noticed the increased police
presence and alerted the police as to the
possible whereabouts of the subject.
Shortly thereafter, officers located the
subject in the area of N. First Street and
Karina Ct. He was taken into custody
without incident. Officers reviewed the
airport security videos and located footage of the the suspect hiding an object
inside the airport terminal
Officers searched the area displayed
in the video footage and recovered five
pounds of suspected methamphetamine.
The suspect was booked into the Santa
Clara County Mail Jail for possession of
narcotics for sale, trespassing and resisting arrest.
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10-24
unknown
Bank robbery/robo de
banco
San Leandro police detectives are asking for
the public’s help in identifying a man who
allegedly robbed a Chase Bank on Lewelling
Blvd. According to Lt. Pete Ballew at about
1 p.m., this suspect entered the Chase bank at 699 Lewelling Blvd. and
allegedly presented a note to the teller demanding money. After he was
given an undisclosed amount of cash and fled the bank in an unknown
direction. Lt. Pete Ballew also reports that the suspect also mentioned
explosives, so police evacuated the bank and searched with bomb
detection dogs. Fortunately, no explosives were found and no one was
hurt. The suspect is described as a 50-year-old white man, about 6 feet
tall and 190 pounds. He was wearing a black beanie cap, gray jacket,
dark military style pants and white tennis shoes. Police say he should be
considered armed and dangerous. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at
1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send a
confidential email tip to [email protected], if you know the name of this
man or have any information that can help solve this crime.
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March 2010
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03-193
Ramon Cobo Delgado
Murder / asesinato
The Milpitas Police Department is currently seeking Ramon Cobo
Delgado on a warrant charging him with them murder of his girlfriend
Adriana Uscanga. Detective Matt Toffey reports that Delgado allegedly
stabbed Uscanga and hid her in a closet. Her body was later discovered by
neighbors. Delgado has not been seen since July 9th 2003. His last known
address was in the 1400 block of East Calaveras Blvd. in Milpitas. He was
believed to have fled to Mexico but may have returned to the US. Please
call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or
text us at 408-355-0999 or send a confidential email tip at tips@fugitive.
com, if you know the whereabouts of this man.
answers on page 23
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March 2010
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La Programa CHP- El Protector
Desde 1987, la Patrulla de Caminos
de California (CHP) ha promovido el
programa informativo y educativo El
Protector en beneficio de la población
hispanohablante del estado. La palabra
“OUTREACH” quiere decir que el
programa se propone llegar a todos los
sectores y vecindades de la comunidad
hispana, tanto en las áreas rurales como
en los centros urbanos.
Su enfoque es más bien informar y
educar al publico en asuntos de tráfico
y seguridad en las carreteras a través
de diálogo e intercambio, en ves de
dictaminar sobre las leyes y reglamentos.
Aprovechamos las oportunidades que nos
permiten los foros públicos, reuniones de
vecinos, reuniones escolares con alumnos
y padres, y en centros comunitarios o
comerciales para difundir nuestro mensaje de seguridad vial para todos a través
de los medios de comunicación: prensa,
radio, y televisión.
La meta inmediata del programa
El Protector es reducir el número desproporcionado de hispanos, de ambos
sexos, que se ven involucrados en accidentes de tránsito ya sea como víctimas
o conductores.
Nuestras actividades van dirigidas a
educar hispanos de la necesidad de tener,
como individuos, una actitud y comportamiento positivo detrás del volante, y con
ello conseguir una mejor relacíon entre la
comunidad y las agencias policiacas.
Nuestro recurso primordial son los
agentes del C H P, que por ser bilingüe,
se comunican con el público en Español
o en Inglés. Entre ellos, los coordinadores
son los encargados del programa en las
distintas áreas del estado.
El coordinador organiza los eventos
comunitarios de su área o Division, y encabeza las presentaciones públicas sobre
medidas de seguridad automovilista; su
presencia sirve de modelo a la juventud.
Actualmente, usted se puede comunicar
con el coordinador estatal del Programa
El Protector en la Oficina de Alcance
Comunitario y Reclutamiento (Office of
Community Outreach and Recruitment)
al (916) 843-3210.
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March 2010
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How to Avoid Raising a Rude Teenager
By Patt Saso
www.SasoSeminars.com
Just about dinner time Mary and Tom’s
fifteen year-old son came storming in
from basketball practice. “I hate my coach.
He’s such a dick.” Then he threw his
backpack across the floor, spilling some of
its contents. “Crap!”
Dad was already sitting at the table.
Looking up, he responded, “Don’t act
like that in this house! We didn’t raise
you that way. What’d you do, screw off at
practice again?”
Andy headed straight for his room,
shouting as he slammed his door, “I’m not
eating with you!”
Stunned, Mary and Tom starred at
each other. “How rude! That young man
has to learn to control himself!”
Mistakes to Avoid
How would you have handled this situation in your home?
Many parents would have handled it
the same way, but Mary and Tom made
some common mistakes. First of all, their
underlying belief is that confronting the
behavior will stop that behavior. The mistake they made was trying to extinguish
rude behavior with rudeness.
Another mistake was not identifying
the real issue. They focused only on the
negative emotions. If they had taken the
time to check in with their son, they may
have had another attitude toward Andy
and vice versa.
They could have said something like,
“Wow, Andy, you seem really frustrated.
What happened?”
Andy would have responded differently
to this supportive response, rather than
dad becoming mad and blaming him.
Another mistake is that these parents
believe their son’s negative emotions reflect poorly on them as parents. So not to
feel badly they ignored and denied their
son’s frustration and moved straight into
finding fault.
To avoid raising a rude
teenager parents need to
do something different.
Recent studies have revealed that
the skills needed to help self-regulate
emotions – even more than IQ – will
determine a person’s success in all areas
of life, including happiness and family
relationships. Parents can influence a
child’s emotional health by teaching them
to identify what they are feeling and to
take care of themselves in beneficial ways.
Without these skills people tend to go
unconscious about feelings and act out
with destructive behaviors.
The Importance of
Learning to Bridge
Emotions
Bridging emotions includes knowing
what you are feeling, taking responsibility for your feelings, being able to talk
about what is going on inside you, and
caring for yourself with appropriate
self-soothing. Being able to label feelings
gives us a sense of control. Feeling skills
empower us.
When parents help teens to recognize
their emotions, it also lays the foundation for a shared relationship to solve
problems together. Then kids don’t feel so
alone in handling life’s complicated issues.
Knowing what is going on inside helps
us to care for ourselves by learning to
act on our emotions instead of reacting
to them. The ability to identify feelings,
process them, pause and then choose
to how to respond is called emotional
intelligence.
Three Tips for Parents to
Teach “Feeling Skills” to
Teens:
1. Practice patience. First of all, know
what to expect. Teens are part of the
human race and will act out. Adolescents
are at times moody and rude. We all
have to learn to master our emotions and
self-soothe. Parents can aide in teaching
these skills by first increasing our own
emotional intelligence. Then when our
child’s emotions erupt, we will not mirror
their emotions. Instead, we will have the
capacity to focus on helping them to calm
and regulate their emotions. Being their
ally, not the enemy, will aid the advancement of emotional intelligence.
2. Get inside our teen’s head to understand his or her world. We have to
get to know our child’s internal mental
landscape. Mary and Tom could have responded with: “You’re angry. Tell us what
happened at practice.” Or “Sounds like
the coach said something to you that was
hurtful.” Or “Wow, we hear your frustration. Something must have happened to
aggravate you.” Even if you don’t nail the
feeling you are letting your son know you
are witnessing his inner conflict. If there
is an opening he will talk to clarify his
feelings.
3. Speak to the emotions with understanding. When an emotion is named,
kids feel heard, acknowledged and
understood. Teens develop greater selfconfidence and a deeper understanding of
themselves when they are aware of their
emotions. When a teen is understood and
understands what he is feeling, there is
less chance of acting out negatively.
Remember, any parent can learn to
become an emotion coach. The key to
avoid raising rude teens is to coach them
in developing emotional intelligence
-- helping kids to identify their feelings
and bridge feelings with positive actions.
Children will still get sad, angry or scared,
but emotionally intelligent kids are better
able to calm themselves down, bounce
back from adversity, and carry on in life as
productive adults.
To learn the skills needed to emotion
coach your teen refer to our books 10
Best Gifts for Your Teen (10-15 yrs.
old) or Parenting Your Teen with TLC
(14–18 yrs. old) or the CD package
“Parents -- are You Prepared for the Teen
Years?” sold on our web @ http://www.
sasoseminars.com/tools.html or call to
order (408) 262-6837.
Patt Saso assists people back into
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Yuji Baba
Attempted Murder /
Asalto
San Francisco police are searching for a 67-yearold man who they say shot a family member in
the leg outside a church in a dispute over the
family’s carpet cleaning business. Police said the
suspect, Yuji Baba, confronted and shot the victim, an adult male family member,
outside the front door of the Salvation Army San Francisco Korean Church at
4000 19th Avenue, and then fled. The 55-year-old victim, whose name and exact
relationship to Baba were not released by police, is expected to survive. Police
also did not discuss the exact nature of the dispute. Police believe Baba may have
headed toward Santa Clara,and may be driving either a dark-colored Americanmade sedan or a 1991 Lexus with the California license plate 2XWS603. Baba was
armed with a black semiautomatic handgun and is considered dangerous, police
said. He is 5 feet 4 inches tall and 143 pounds, and was last seen wearing a black
jacket.Anyone who sees him is advised not to confront him but instead call 911,
police said. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send a confidential email tip to tips@
fugitive.com, if you know his whereabouts or have any information that can help
solve this crime.
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Carlos Sanchez
Sexual Assault /Asalto
Sexual
The Broadmoor Police Department is currently seeking Carlos Sanchez on
a warrant charging him with sexual assault by use of force or fear. Police
Commander Dave Parenti reports that Sanchez works as a limousine
driver and uses the aliases of “Tello” and Carlos Tello. Commander Parenti
believes Sanchez may have fled to the Mexican city of Toluca as a passenger
on Volaris Airline Flight #901 using the alias: Carlos Tello.
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Cop Killer Sentenced to Death for Killing East
Palo Alto Police Officer
Published by Staff Writer on February
8, 2010
A San Mateo County Superior Court
judge this morning sentenced 26-yearold Alberto Alvarez to death by lethal
injection for killing East Palo Alto police
Officer Richard May in 2006.”The
circumstances of the murder were
particularly savage and brutal,” Judge
Craig Parsons said before imposing the
sentence. “Death is warranted.”Alvarez,
who was found guilty in November of
first-degree murder with the special circumstance of killing a peace officer for the
execution-style shooting of May, showed
no emotion and declined to make a statement at this morning’s sentencing.”The
motive for the crime was trivial…the
defendant without warning opened fire
on May,” Parsons said. Had Judge Craig
Parsons not condemned Alvarez to
death, he would have faced life in prison
without the chance of parole. May was
killed the afternoon of Jan. 7, 2006, after
he responded to a report of a fight at a
taqueria on University Avenue in East
Palo Alto.He had followed Alvarez from
the area of the taqueria to nearby Weeks
Street, where the two exchanged gunfire.
May was hit and fell to the ground.
Alvarez then fired two additional shots
at May, including a fatal shot to the head.
When testifying in the trial, Alvarez
claimed he shot May in self-defense.
Parsons ordered Alvarez to be transferred
to death row at San Quentin State Prison
within 10 days.Prior to the sentencing,
Parsons rejected the defense’s motion for
a new trial, and upheld the jury’s conviction of first-degree murder with the special circumstance. Alvarez’s defense attorney Eric Liberman said outside the courtroom that he was “saddened” by Parsons’
decision, but that it didn’t surprise him.
He said his client “seems to be holding
up all right.””He’s always been remorseful
for the hurt and damage he’s inflicted,”
Liberman said. “The very night this happened, he called people and expressed
he had done something that would alter
his life forever.”May’s wife Diana May
said after the sentencing today that she
doesn’t believe Alvarez has ever shown
any remorse.”I don’t think he is capable of
feeling what a normal person does,” she
said. “He doesn’t have a conscience.”May’s
stepfather Frank Merrill said he hopes
Alvarez will “take responsibility for what
he’s done.””Unfortunately his death will
be humane, unlike May who had to look
down the barrel of a gun,” Merrill said.
“This is a message in San Mateo County
that when you execute a police officer,
you get the maximum punishment,”
prosecuting attorney Steve Wagstaffe
said.Alvarez’s case will be automatically
appealed to the state Supreme Court, as
is every death penalty case in California.
Convicted killer Scott Peterson was the
last person to be sentenced to death in
San Mateo County Superior Court after
he was found guilty in 2004 of murdering
his wife and unborn child.
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Encuentran una Cabeza Humana en la Tumba de el Lider del
Cartel Arturo Beltran Leyva
La cabeza de un hombre, envuelta en
una bolsa de plástico y con una flor en la
oreja fue hallada por la policia y armada
de Mexico en la puerta de la cripta donde
fue enterrado Arturo Beltrán Leyva,
el lider del cartel del pacifico. El resto
del cuerpo fue encontrado sobre otra
tumba en un cementerio en Culiacan
Sinaloa. La policia y el ejercito atendieron de inmediato al cementerio despues
de recibir una llamada anonima.
Arturo Beltran fue muerto por tiros
por miembros del ejercito y la armada en
un tiroteo que duro varias horas cuando
trataban de arrestarlo. En venganza, y
horas despues del funeral de Beltran
Leyva, miembros del cartel dieron muerte
a la madre, hermana, hermano y primo de
un soldado quien murio en esta batalla.
Beltran fue enterrado en un ataud de
oro con un valor de un millon y medio de
dolares.
El video de esta historia lo puede ver
en el sitio de internet de Fugitive Watch
(www.fugitive.com)
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circumstance to apprehend any persons depicted in this publication. all persons may be considered armed and dangerous by law enforcement.
please call the fugitive hotline number (se habla español) or 9-1-1 for an immediate sighting.
HOTLINE: 1-800-9CAUGHT
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unknown
fraud / frade
The San Mateo Police Department is asking for the public’s help in
identifying the men in these photos. According to Detective Glen Teixeira,
in December 2009, these suspects allegedly placed a card skimmer inside
the gas pumps at a local Arco Gas Station. As a result several customers
reported being victims of Identity Theft and Unauthorized Withdrawals
from their bank accounts. Most of the crimes occurred in San Francisco
and San Mateo counties. Later that same month many of the San Mateo
victims reported that withdrawals from their bank accounts were
occurring from the Sacramento area. These suspects were caught on
surveillance cameras at numerous banks making multiple withdrawals. A
second suspect often appeared with this individual and was also caught on
surveillance. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT
(1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send a confidential email
tip at [email protected], if you know the names of these men or have any
information that can help solve these crimes.
A Good Reminder Of What Is Important
The most destructive habit The greatest Joy
The greatest loss The most satisfying work The ugliest personality trait
The most endangered species
Our greatest natural resource
The greatest “shot in the arm”
The greatest problem to overcome
The most effective sleeping pill
The most crippling failure disease The most powerful force in life
The most dangerous pariah
The world’s most incredible computer The worst thing to be without
The deadliest weapon
The two most power-filled words
Worry
Giving
Loss of self-respect
Helping others
Selfishness
Dedicated leaders
Our youth
Encouragement
Fear
Peace of mind
Excuses
Love
A gossiper
The brain
Hope
The tongue
“I Can”
The greatest asset
The most worthless emotion
The most beautiful attire
The most prized possession
The most powerful communication The most contagious spirit
Faith
Self-pity
SMILE!
Integrity
Prayer
Enthusiasm
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all persons depicted in this publication are presumed to be innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. do not attempt under any
circumstance to apprehend any persons depicted in this publication. all persons may be considered armed and dangerous by law enforcement.
please call the fugitive hotline number (se habla español) or 9-1-1 for an immediate sighting.
HOTLINE: 1-800-9CAUGHT
EMAIL: [email protected]
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matthew sean mouton
Murder / asesinato
Police have arrested two suspected gang members in connection with the
murder of a 21-year-old man in Daly City and are looking for a third. Rene
Castro, 22, a suspected member of the “31st Street” Norteno gang was
taken into custody early this morning at his home on Vienna Street in San
Francisco in connection with the death of South San Francisco resident
Jessie Wiley. Another suspect, 22-year-old Horacio Vega, also a suspected
member of the “31st Street” gang, was apprehended Wednesday afternoon
in San Francisco. Both were arrested on suspicion of being an accessory to
murder, assault with a deadly weapon and participating in a criminal street
gang. Wiley died after being struck by a sport utility vehicle on King Drive
following a fight at a nearby Little Caesars Pizza parlor that spilled onto the
street. Police believe Wiley was hit intentionally and are treating the death
as a homicide. Investigators are still searching for a third suspect in the case,
20-year-old Matthew Sean Mouton. Mouton is believed to have been driving
the SUV that killed Wiley, and is described as Hispanic, 5 feet 10 inches tall,
160 pounds with a visible tattoo reading “gutta mob” on the left side of his
neck. The SUV is a black GMC Yukon Denali with California license plate
6FSU426. The vehicle has an orange San Francisco Giants decal on the left
rear window. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT
(1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send a confidential email tip
at [email protected], if you know the whereabouts of Matthew Sean Mouton
or have any information that can
help solve this crime.
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In Memory of Those Who Gave Their
Lives in Service to Their Community
The Job I Do
On April 27th 2007, Beaumont,
Texas Police Officer Lisa Beaulieu
was struck and killed by a drunk
driver while investigating an earlier
accident on the Eastex Freeway.
You can’t understand the job I do.
So what’s different, you ask, of me than
you?
You see the beauty of life each day and
take for granted the part I play.
You can go home and leave your troubles
behind, but I am who I am, no matter the
time.
To carry a gun and not to abuse it,
and praying to God I won’t have to use it.
Everyday to be willing to risk my life,
wondering if, again, I’ll see my children
and my wife.
Police Officer
Lisa Beaulieu
Beaumont Police
Department, Texas
Another vehicle had stopped
behind Officer Beaulieu’s patrol
car, which was positioned in the
right travel lane. She approached
the vehicle from the passenger side
to speak to the occupants. As she
was speaking with the occupants, a
drunken driver drove up to the scene
and swerved onto the shoulder,
drove in between the vehicle and
guardrail, and struck her.
Officer Beaulieu was thrown over
the wall of the overpass and landed
on the service road below. The
drunk driver was taken into custody at the scene and subsequently
charged with intoxication manslaughter. He was convicted of the
charges and sentenced to 11 years
in prison. Officer Beaulieu was 36
years old and had been a police officer for 6 years.
In Blue or Green I’m still easy to see
so there’s really never a safe place to be.
When you see danger, you can run and
hide, but I have ethics that I must abide.
To go to work knowing this could be the
day when some crazed lunatic might blow
me away.
To care for the injured, to deal with the
dead, is always the part I truly dread.
On January 13, 2010, Trooper
Paul Richey was shot and killed
when he and another trooper
responded to a domestic disturbance call in Cranberry Township,
Venango County.
So what’s different you ask of you than
me?
I am willing to give my life for you...
Will you for me?
Pennsylvania State
Police Trooper
Paul G. Richey
Both troopers arrived at the scene
and exited their vehicles when
Trooper Richey was struck by a rifle
shot fired from inside the residence.
The suspect murdered his wife and
set up an ambush for the responding
officers. He prepared several different sniper nests at windows in his
home to create a killing zone and
according to other officers, Officer
Richey didn’t have any chance to
defend himself. According to neighbors, they had repeatedly called police to report erratic and threatening
behavior by the suspect. The suspect
committed suicide before a SWAT
team entered the house.
Trooper Richey had served with
the Pennsylvania State Police for
16 years. He is survived by his wife,
son, and daughter.
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America’s Toughest Sheriff
Introduction by Fugitive Watch CoFounder Scott Castruita
It has been reported that Maricopa
County Jail inmates once complained to
Sheriff Joe Arpaio about having to live
in tents in the 100 degree Arizona heat.
His response will remain one of the most
remembered quotes in law enforcement
history. Sheriff Arpaio told all of the
inmates: “It’s 120 degrees in Iraq and our
soldiers are living in tents too, and they
have to wear full battle gear, but they
didn’t commit any crimes . . . so shut your
___________ mouths.”
You probably know him as “America’s
Toughest Sheriff,” a name given to him
years ago by the media. It’s a name he certainly has earned as head of the nation’s
third largest Sheriff ’s Office which employs over 3000 people. But even before
he became Sheriff in 1993, Joe Arpaio
was one tough lawman. Sheriff Arpaio
has been reelected to an unprecedented
five 4-year terms. During his tenure as
Sheriff of Maricopa County, Arpaio
has consistently earned extraordinarily
high public approval ratings. Arpaio has
over 10,000 inmates in his jail system.
In August, 1993, he started the nation’s
largest Tent City for convicted inmates.
Also impressive are the Sheriff ’s get
tough policies. For example, he banned
smoking, coffee, movies, pornographic
magazines, and unrestricted TV in all
jails. He has the cheapest meals in the
U.S. too. The average meal costs about
15 cents, and inmates are fed only twice
daily, to cut the labor costs of meal delivery. He even stopped serving them salt
and pepper to save tax payers $20,000
a year. The Sheriff ’s Posse, whose ranks
have increased to 3,000 members under
Arpaio, is the nation’s largest volunteer
posse. Posse men and women help in
search and rescue and other traditional
police work as well as in
special operations like
rounding up deadbeat
parents, fighting prostitution, patrolling malls
during holidays, and
investigating animal
cruelty complaints. The
posse’s contributions
are invaluable and essentially free to taxpayers. His leadership and
the excellent work of
his staff have catapulted
the Maricopa County
Sheriff ’s Office into the
ranks of elite law enforcement agencies.
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Fugitive Watch Factoids
Approximately 5,300 American soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen have
been killed in the Iraq and Afghanistan
wars.
In the same 8 years, 250,000 Americans
have been killed in traffic accidents.
620,000 Americans died during the
Civil War.
historic Mastodon that was found buried
in the ice for 10,000 years.
In Southern California, drivers on average waste 72 hours a year sitting in traffic.
During World War Two, many units
of the US Army’s 1st Cavalry Division
took their saddles with them to fight the
Japanese even though the division had
been changed to an infantry division.
They thought they would be changed
back to a horse mounted division once
they arrived to do battle.
Within six months after the sneak
attack on Pearl Harbor, the US Navy
struck back at Japan and destroyed
3 Japanese aircraft carriers within 6
minutes at the Battle of Midway. This
signaled that Japan was going to eventually lose the war.
The number Americans killed in
the Civil War would equal 6 million
Americans killed in todays numbers if the
Civil War had been fought today.
Every year the American farms raise
enough turkeys for every man, woman
and child in the country.
19,000 Americans were killed in the
Battle of the Bulge.
In China 20,000 children are kidnapped every year and sold to families.
600 Americans were killed every day in
the Civil War.
26 Americans were killed every day in
the Vietnam war. 182 each week.
By some estimates, Juárez’s approximately 165 deaths per 100,000 residents
make it the murder capital of the world.
That compares with 48 violent deaths per
100,000 residents of Baghdad.
The newly opened hotel tower in
Dubai is 1/2 mile tall.
There are 2.5 million traffic accidents
every year in US.
In 1928 the Explorers Club held a
meeting in Paris. The members cooked
and ate meat from a frozen extinct pre-
Americans waste 4. 2 billions hours a
year stuck in traffic jams. Thats 38 hours
per driver each year.
In 1939 Philadelphia shipyard workers
completely overhauled 30 Navy destroyers from the mothball reserve fleet for
World War Two
Japan’s last payment towards the
$550,000,000 judgement for World War
Two damages to the Philippines was
made on July 22, 1976.
From 1941 to 1945 United States shipyards built 90 aircraft carriers.
Over 50 million AK-47 rifles have been
made. It is the most deadly weapon ever
made. It has killed more people than any
other modern weapon known to man.
Modesto ranks #1 in the US for Auto
Thefts with 4,235 vehicles stolen in 2008.
The two California Freeways 87 and 17
in San Jose are the only two freeways in
the state that intersect but do not have an
interchange. Drivers can not drive from
one freeway to the other.
A British company is being investigated
for being paid $85 million dollars for 800
alleged fake bomb detectors being used
by soldiers in Iraq.
Flower arraignments up to 20 feet
tall and costing up $2,700 were sent by
other drug cartel members to the funeral
for Mexican drug cartel kingpin Arturo
Beltran Leyva who was killed in a 4 hour
gun battle with Mexican sailors and
marines.
Recently Somali pirates seized a super
oil tanker and were being paid a $5.5
million dollar ransom when a rival pirate
gang showed up demanding a cut of the
ransom. The original pirates had the
nerve to call the international police for
help. If that’s not bad enough, the international police responded and chased the
other pirates away.
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unknown
fraud / Frade
The Milpitas Police Department is asking for
the publics help in identifying the suspect
in these photos. Detectives report that on
January 10th at about 9:30 pm, Suspect #1
entered the Save Mart in Milpitas and allegedly paid for merchandise using
a counterfeit $100 American Express Travelers Cheque. After exiting,
Suspect #1 is seen entering the front passenger seat of the Ford Explorer
and drove off in an unknown direction. Suspect #2 was the driver but
unfortunately police do not have a description of the driver. Suspect #1
is unknown but uses the alias of “Johnny J. Johnson”. He is described as
a Black male about 25-30 years old, 5’-8” tall, 170 lbs, with short black
hair, wearing a black short sleeve shirt with an eagle on left chest and on
the back, a white t-shirt, blue jeans, and black/white shoes. The get away
car is described as a 2000’s year, Ford Explorer, 4 door, Grey or Silver
with an unknown license plate. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at
1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send
a confidential email tip at [email protected], if you know the names of
these men or have any information that can help solve this crime.
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Galdino Martin
Ramirez
Murder / asesinato
The Newark Police Department reports they are currently
seeking Galdino Martin Ramirez on a warrant charging him with
Murder. According to Detective Peter Carlson, on July 14th 1991,
Ramirez allegedly stabbed to death a female bartender at the Las Quatras
Bar on Ash Street. Ramirez has a prominent tattoo on the side of his neck
and is known to use the alias of Jesus Martin Velasquez or “Chicken”. He
was also known to be a heroin dealer and frequents the Decoto section of
Union City. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT
(1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send a confidential email
tip at [email protected], if you know the whereabouts of Ramirez or
have any information that can help solve this crime.
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Suspect Arrested for
Discharging a Laser at
Sheriff’s Helicopter
On Tuesday, January 26, at approximately 6:15 p.m., the Sheriff ’s
helicopter (“Star 1”) of the Special
Operations Division was on routine
patrol in the Cambrian area (unincorporated San Jose) when it was
struck by a high power green laser.
The tactical flight observer
(TFO), a Sheriff ’s deputy, immediately identified the source of
the laser beam as a male, who was
later identified as Ryen Miller, 23,
of San Jose, standing in the parking
lot of a business in the 2000 block
of Woodard Road. The TFO then
saw Miller enter the silver Honda
and exit the parking lot in his vehicle. While the TFO was closely
monitoring Miller’s vehicle and
coordinating with Sheriff ’s ground
units, Miller discharged the laser
beam striking the Sheriff ’s helicopter several more times.
Sheriff ’s ground units stopped
Miller in the area of Bascom Avenue
and Union Avenue, where Miller
was taken into custody. Miller was
booked into the Main Jail for discharging a green laser at an aircraft,
which is a felony. Miller is currently
out of custody on a $25,000 bail.
If convicted under the state law,
Miller can be sentenced up to 3
years’ imprisonment, and, under the
federal law, he can face up to 5 years
in prison.
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Kevin Aaron Alvarado
Murder / asesinato
Berkeley police are looking for a 22-year-old
man who is suspected of fatally stabbing
a man in the city Thursday night, a police
officer said today. Kevin Aaron Alvarado
is wanted in connection with the stabbing,
which was reported at about 7:40 p.m. Thursday in the 2100 block of Curtis
Street, according to police Officer Andrew Frankel. Officers arrived near
the corner of Curtis Street and Allston Way and found the victim suffering
from a stab wound to his chest. He was taken to a local hospital where he
later died from his injuries, Frankel said. Police are not yet releasing the
victim’s identity, he said. Alvarado, a Berkeley resident and known member
of the West Side Berkeley gang, is wanted for murder and should be
considered armed and dangerous. Investigators do not believe the stabbing
was gang-related, and are still trying to establish a motive, Frankel said.
Investigators believe he will try to flee the country and are asking for the
community’s help in catching him. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot
line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999
or send a confidential email tip, if you know his whereabouts or have any
information that can help solve this crime. The homicide was Berkeley’s
first in 2010.
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Personal Safety Starts with You!
Preparation and education are key elements to keeping yourself and your family
safe. Become a tough target!
In The Home
• Keep doors and windows locked at all
times
• Keep the exterior of your home well lit
• Be aware of men posing as service personnel attempting to gain entrance to
your residence. Always ask for identification and then verify by calling their
office to confirm.
• Install a security alarm
• If anyone asks to use your phone, offer
to make the call for them.
• When you arrive at home have your
keys ready before approaching your
door, once you open your door, go inside immediately, avoid leaving it ajar.
• If you arrive home and you suspect
someone has broken in. DO NOT
ENTER! Call the police from your
cell phone or a neighbors house, the
burglar may still be inside.
• Make sure your house numbers are
visible from the street so emergency
vehicles can easily find your home.
• Make sure you have strong locks on
your doors—deadbolts that extend an
inch and a half are preferred.
• Install a wide angle viewer in the door.
Apartments/Condos
• Never allow strangers such as salespersons, solicitors, or delivery persons
to enter your building or the secured
parking area without proper screening.
Be sure signs are posted to this effect.
• Do not loan your keys to friends, reduce
the number of keys in circulation.
• When moving into a new apartment or
condo make sure the locks have been
changed
• If someone is coming into the gate or
building behind you, quickly shut and
lock the door or gate after you enter.
It may be obvious to them that you
are shutting them out, but your safety
comes first.
• Do not leave the entry door propped
open especially if you are making more
than one trip.
• When inside the elevator, stand by the
buttons so if someone you are not
comfortable with gets on you can hit
the “door open” button and quickly get
off.
• Do not get on an elevator if you are
uneasy with the person inside. Wait
for the next car.
• If your building has a garage with an
automatic gate or entry system, do not
be too quick to drive off. Let it close
behind you. And, when you drive in
make sure no one slips in before the
gate/door completely
• If anyone in a vehicle or on foot stops to
speak to you, keep a safe distance.
• Avoid walking at night and avoid walking alone.
• Walk in well lit open areas. Avoid locations obscured from public view like
alleys, creeks and overgrown bushy
areas.
• Be aware of someone attempting to
distract you while their partner or
partners gains the advantage.
• If you believe you are being followed,
stay calm and continue walking. Cross
the street, change your pace, and seek
a safe place.
• Keep your purse or valuables close to
your body, and never tie or wind purse
straps around your wrist. If grabbed,
you could be seriously injured.
• Always let someone know where you
are, where you are going, and what
time you are expect to return.
• If walking or jogging, do so with a
partner or dog in an established park,
road or trail preferably in the daylight
with other people around. If you can
only exercise at night consider joining
a gym.
• If you own a cell phone, program the
Oakland Police Department emergency number in it: 510-777-3211.
• Stay alert and beware of the following
potential distractions:
-children
-cell phone conversations
-walking/jogging with headphones
on
-putting on make-up
-a stranger engaging you in conversation closes.
On the Street
• Walk with confidence
• Make eye contact with people you pass
• Know your route
• Avoid carrying oversized purses, carry
only what you need
• Be aware of your surroundings
• Do not overload yourself, keep your
hands free so you can defend yourself
if necessary.
• Walk with your keys in your hand until
you reach your destination.
• If someone tries to break into your
home while you are inside, immediately call 911. If possible, leave the
house, if you are not able to get out of
the house lock or barricade yourself
inside a room.
• Create or join a Neighborhood Watch
group. Call (510) 238-3091 for more
information.
In your Vehicle
• Always have your keys in your hands
when walking toward your vehicle
• Before getting into your vehicle check
underneath the vehicle and in the back
seat, especially at night.
• Always park in well-lit areas and avoid
sitting in your automobile for any
length of time while in remote areas or
parking lots.
• Never leave valuables in plain sight on
the seat, floorboard or dash. If you
must leave items in your car always
store them in the trunk.
• When driving always keep doors locked
and windows closed. On hot days only
leave windows slightly ajar.
• Be especially cautious at stop lights and
intersections, keep your car in gear and
if you feel threatened, blow your horn
and drive away.
• If you feel you are being followed, make
four rights, if the vehicle is still behind
you drive to the nearest police station
or populated area and summon assistance. Get a good description of the
vehicle, license number and if possible
the driver.
• If you have car trouble stay in your
car until help arrives. If someone approaches offering assistance partially
roll the window down and ask them to
call the police or road service.
• If you are getting into your car and
someone jumps in, immediately try to
get out, your car can be replaced, you
can’t.
• If your car is bumped from behind and
you are suspicious, do not get out of
your automobile. Motion to the other
driver to follow you and go to the
nearest well-lit public location where
you feel safe, such as a police or fire
station.
• Keep your automobile in good working
order, and keep at least 1/4 tank of gas
in it at all times.
• When your car is being repaired or valet
parked, leave only the ignition key
with the service person or attendant,
and lock your glove compartment.
• Keep a flashlight, jumper cable, basic
tool set, road flares, map and a good
sparetire with tire changing accessories
the trunk of your car.
Safety in other places
Public Transportation
• Keep your purses, bags and valuables
close to your person and be careful of
people bumping or shoving you in a
particular direction.
• Be watchful of people following you
after you disembark or exit the bus,
BART or train.
Banks or ATMs
• Be wary of anyone loitering around the
bank or ATM not transacting business
or assisting patrons.
• Do not go to the ATM at night. If there
is no other alternative use machines in
well lit areas and bring someone with
you or visit a grocery store.
• If you use Night Deposit Boxes, vary
your routine, and whenever possible
use the teller window inside the bank.
For more information or to schedule a
personal safety presentation contact:
Eddie Simlin at (510) 238-6200 or
[email protected]
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Prisoner unlocks handcuffs,
takes a 10-minute break
By John Tunison
The Grand Rapids Press
Allegan County Jail inmate Eric Erickson held the key to his own freedom. And
he used it lickety-split. As a bailiff escorted him and other inmates across a parking
lot to the Allegan County Courthouse on Wednesday, the 57-year-old inmate suddenly produced a handcuff key and unlocked himself. He dashed away, but his time
out of the clink was short-lived. Police nabbed him less than 10 minutes later after a
citizen spotted him in his orange jail uniform and called police. Authorities now are
investigating how Erickson, jailed for allegedly passing counterfeit traveler’s checks in
the Saugatuck area, obtained the handcuff key. They didn’t know whether he somehow
smuggled it into the jail or possibly snatched it from a guard. Allegan County sheriff ’s
Lt. Frank Baker said handcuff keys, about 1-inch long with round cylinders, are typically
interchangeable.
“You could stick it in your mouth. You could probably have it there all day and no
one would notice it. They are very small,” he said.
Baker said it’s possible a visitor could have smuggled a key into the jail.
Erickson was transferred from a state prison to the Allegan jail on April 27 to
resolve the charges involving the traveler’s checks. He already is serving a prison term for
a check scam in Oakland County.
Baker said records show Erickson appeared to be from California.
“It sounds like he was just passing through when the incident in Saugatuck happened,” he said. “I think he’s real transient.”
Erickson was the last in a line of inmates being led less than 100 feet from the jail to
the courthouse Wednesday for court appearances. After Erickson unlocked himself and
bolted, a citizen spotted him near some shrubs and he was arrested on Cedar Street.
Erickson now faces an escape charge, a four-year felony.
© 2005 Grand Rapids Press. Used with permission
Not a good place to look for a job
An Amherst Ohio woman applied for a job as a police dispatcher. When they did a
background check, police found she had 17 traffic convictions, including seven speeding
tickets and two citations for driving without a license. The police called and invited her
in for an interview. When she arrived, she was arrested and charged with failing to appear in court and driving without a license.
Hey Moe, Hey Larry, I can’t see!
A couple of brilliant guys were driving down I-380 in Iowa when the hood of their
car popped open. The hood, of course, was slammed up against the windshield, completely obscuring their forward view. Did our friends pull over? Of course not. They
continued driving along at 55 MPH with their heads out the windows. A couple of
Linn County Sheriff ’s deputies observed our friends, didn’t think much of their driving
technique, and pulled them over. The driver was arrested on suspicion of driving under
suspension and no proof of insurance. The passenger was arrested on a parole violation
warrant from Illinois
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Fugitive Watch Co-Founder Steve Ferdin is a Special Guest on the 13
part Investigation Discovery Network series titled “I Almost Got Away
With It”.
The series will feature true stories of criminals on the run for years until
authorities finally caught up with them.
The series began Tuesday, January 12, 2010, and will continue every
Tuesday evening at 7 PM and 10 PM for 13 weeks.
So mark it on your calender. Please make sure to check your local listings for air times in your area as well as the correct channel number.
Let’s keep our fingers crossed for a SEASON TWO!!! Check back
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