High-End Shoplifting, Stolen Guns
A man was allegedly robbed near the intersection of Hammond Street and Middlesex Road Leatherbag while walking home from work April 29, police said.According to reports, the victim told police he was crossing over from Hammond Street to Middlesex Road when he heard a man running up behind him. When he turned around, a dark-skinned black male wearing a tan polo shirt and red hat said "show me the money." The suspect took the money and fled down Middlesex Road toward the Brimmer and May School, reports said. Although the suspect reached into his pocket, the victim said he never actually observed the suspect with a weapon, police said.
A homeless man was arrested April 30 near the intersection of Washington Street Leatherbag and Cherry Street, reports said.Chester Roy Stonequist, 47, was charged with failing to register as a sex offender, police said. Two women from Brooklyn, New York, were arrested April 28 after they were allegedly caught stealing clothing at Bloomingdale's in the Mall at Chestnut Hill. According to police reports, the women were spotted going into the dressing rooms with several items where they allegedly removed security tags from the clothing and concealed the merchandise in their bags. Loss prevention stopped the females as they attempted to exit the store.Crystal Renee Tomlin, 20, of 180 Troy Ave. 6F, and Elesha Anna Dieudonne, 18, of 999 East 38th St., were each arrested for larceny over $250, reports said.A Hull woman was arrested Monday after she allegedly assaulted an employee at the Marriott hotel in Auburndale.According to police reports, Sandra Jean Smith,Acai Berry, 49, of 118 Edgewater Road inquired about a rental car at the hotel Monday morning and allegedly became impatient with the hotel employee. Reports said Smith initially asked about the car around 7:30 a.m. and when she came back around 10 a.m. to look at the rental cars, she started yelling at the employee saying that she was taking too long while printing out the rental paperwork.
After yelling at the employee, Smith allegedly took a screwdriver out of her bag, banged it on the counter and then pointed it at the employee. When the employee asked Smith Leatherbag to leave, Smith grabbed the employee's wrist, reports said. The employee was eventually able to free herself and Smith was charged with assault and battery and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, police said.
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