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FEBRUARY 19 2012

PORTLAND OR — A man fatally shot outside a Southeast Portland bowling alley early Sunday morning was later identified as a security guard who was working at the time.

Police were called just before 1:30 a.m. to the report of a shooting outside the Grand Central Restaurant and Bowling Lounge, in the 800 block of SE Morrison Street, according to Sgt. Pete Simpson of the Portland Police Bureau.

Officers at the scene found a gunshot victim near the front door of the bowling alley. Medical crews responded and determined the man had died. Police said Sunday afternoon the victim was a bouncer working for Grand Central.

Homicide detectives were investigating. Police did not say if the shooting was gang-related.

The name of the victim has not been released yet.

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MEMPHIS SCHOOL SECURITY OFFICER SUBDUES ARMED MAN

MEMPHIS, TN – A 56-year-old man is behind bars after he pulled a knife on a security officer at the Memphis Academy of Science and Engineering.

Memphis Police were called to the school’s campus on Thursday, February 16, 2012.

When they arrived, the school’s security guard had the suspect, Novell Campbell, in handcuffs. The school officer told police that he saw Campbell trying to talk to some of the students and was told to leave school property. The suspect refused, pulled out a knife, and threatened to cut the security officer.

The guard used a chemical spray on Campbell and struggled to subdue him until police arrived. Campbell was treated at The MED for minor injuries before he was taken to jail.Novell Campbell was arrested and charged with Aggravated Assault, Aggravated Criminal Trespass and Carrying a Weapon on School Property. He is currently being held at the Shelby County Jail on $15,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court Feb. 20.

STORE SECURITY AGENT CHARGED IN ROBBERY

JOLIET IL A Carson Pirie Scott & Co. loss-prevention agent from Plainfield and two Joliet residents have been charged with armed robbery in connection with a Nov. 11 holdup at the Louis Joliet Mall department store.

Jose L. Mejia, 23, of the 2900 block of Sierra Ave. in Plainfield, Norma L. Ibarra, 22, of the 2400 block of Byrum Blvd. in Joliet and Christian G. Ibarra, 18, of the same address, appeared in bond court this afternoon on charges of armed robbery with a firearm and aggravated unlawful restraint.

Police say that the trio with inside knowledge from the security guard robbed the store and fled with an unspecified amount of cash.

TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER SECURITY HELPS NAB ATM BURGLAR

HOUSTON TX – A man is accused of trying to steal an ATM machine loaded with tens of thousands of dollars in cash from a Texas Medical Center area building.
Anthony Hampton, 25, has been charged with automated teller machine theft. Court documents state on January 19 TMC Security observed a group of suspects dressed in black attempting to steal an ATM from a parking garage in the 1700 block of Colonnade. Security personnel and police responded to the scene and an officer says he observed four black men running in the garage near where the ATM had been abandoned.

Police say two of the suspects jumped a fence into an apartment complex, where a security guard found them hiding in shrubbery. Hampton was apprehended at that point , while the other suspect escaped.

The bank says on the night of the theft, the ATM was loaded with $60,000 in cash.

Bond has been set at $15,000.

Hampton has multiple prior convictions. He was convicted of two counts of burglary of a building and one count of criminal mischief in 2008, as well as burglary and drugs in 2010.

VIRGINIA MAN ROBBED STORE DRESSED AS ARMORED CAR GUARD

FAIRFAX VA. An 18-year-old Fairfax man has been arrested for a second time this week after police said he tried to steal money from a local grocery store by posing as an armored car guard.

Fairfax City Police arrested Hodifa Abdulhakim Tunalli, of 11328 Westbrook Mill Lane in Fairfax, almost immediately after he tried to fraudulently collect a cash deposit from Shoppers Food Warehouse, at 9622 Main St. Tunalli entered the store wearing a BB gun at about 8 a.m. Friday and “stated he was there to pick up the day’s money deposit,” police said.

“When the man could not provide identification, employees became suspicious and refused to give him the money while simultaneously calling police. No one in the business was injured,” police said.

Police arrested Tunalli on Feb. 11 after he allegedly tried to steal a car from Fairfax Auto Gallery. Earlier on Saturday, he stole a computer bag from Best Buy, at 9652 Main St., after posing as an armored car guard, police said. After the Feb. 11 arrest, he was released after posting a $3,000 bond.

When Tunalli was arrested on Friday morning, law enforcement officers found a variety of weapons, including paintball guns, BB guns and Airsoft guns, in the suspect’s car.

He has been charged with attempted grand larceny and petit larceny. Tunalli is currently being held at the Adult Detention Center without bail

TEXAS SECURITY OFFICER DIES EN ROUTE TO WORK

HITCHCOCK TX – One woman died Thursday and another person was injured in a five-vehicle wreck that forced authorities to block a well-traveled road near the Galveston and Brazoria county line.

A Santa Fe woman, 66, was southbound about 5:20 p.m. in the 11000 block of FM 2004 when her car left the two-lane road in a curve near Kiddo Tacquard Ranch Road, Hitchcock police Chief Clay Kennelly said.

Police withheld the woman’s name until officers could tell her relatives of her death.

She was dressed in a security guard uniform and on her way to work at one of the Chocolate Bayou plants when she lost control and was struck by two northbound automobiles.

Authorities don’t know what caused the woman to lose control of her car in the apex of the curve, Kennelly said.

The woman who died was trapped in her car for about 15 minutes, Kennelly said. Firefighters were called to remove her.

A passenger in the second automobile to strike the woman’s car was injured, but the injuries weren’t life threatening. That person went by ambulance to a hospital, Kennelly said.

UNARMED SECURITY OFFICER ROBBED AT GUNPOINT

BEAUFORT COUNTY SC Two masked men robbed an Estates at Westbury security guard at gunpoint as she patrolled the community on foot Wednesday, according to the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office.
The 20-year-old female Securitas guard was patrolling near the 1500 apartment building on Kensington Boulevard when she was approached by two men wearing white masks and all-black clothing, said Sgt. Robin McIntosh.
The two men pulled out handguns and ordered her to empty her pockets and run away.

The guard dropped her cellphone and an undisclosed amount of cash, then ran to her car and drove to the nearby Cinemark movie theater on Buckwalter Parkway to call police at about 7:45 p.m., according to a Sheriff’s Office release.
She told authorities the suspects were tall and muscular but provided few other details about their appearance, the release said.

She was not injured during the robbery, the release said.

Louise Haaker, president of the board of directors of the Bluffton condominium complex’s homeowners association, said the board has tried to make the community safer – it has hired security officers and installed exterior lighting.
The board also intends to install a fence and “No Trespassing” signs around the property, which abuts a wooded area and Simmonsville Road. Haaker believes the robbers were “unwanted visitors,” not residents.

“We’ve been very proactive since the last occurrences in the community,” Haaker said. “We just don’t have the power to regulate criminals. We can only react by putting in proactive measures and alerting the community to be cautious.”

Residents of the Estates at Westbury neighborhood organized a neighborhood watch in November, a month after two people were robbed at gunpoint.
Neighboring Westbury Park became one of the latest neighborhoods affected by a string of unlocked car break-ins when dozens of residents discovered someone had rifled through their cars Wednesday morning.

KROGER SECURITY JOLTED WITH STUN GUN BY SHOPLIFTERS

FORT WAYNE IN – Trying to stop a pair of shoplifters, a security guard was jolted with an electric stun device Thursday at a Fort Wayne grocery store, police said.

The security officer confronted a man and woman as they were leaving the Kroger at 218 E. Pettit Ave. with store merchandise hidden in the woman’s backpack, said officer Raquel Foster, a city police spokeswoman.

Foster said the security gaent was in the store’s vestibule, directing the woman into the loss-prevention office when the man used the stun device on him. The jolt hurt the security guard, but he did not have any visible injuries or need medical care, she said.

The pair fled the store with the stolen items, and they may have gotten into a white Chevrolet Lumina with a paper license plate, Foster said.

Police said the woman is 20 to 25 years old, about 5 feet tall and black.

She was wearing a black coat and carrying a purple backpack and a light-colored purse.

The man was described as 25 to 30 years old, 5-foot-5 to 5-foot-6, black and stocky. He had on a black coat, a gray stocking hat and possibly a red hooded sweatshirt.

Anyone who can identify the two thieves or knows their whereabouts is asked to call the Fort Wayne Police Department at 427-1222 or Crime Stoppers at 436-7867.

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