I want to stash a cam in Pops next rehab place.If this turns into a geek conspiracy thread,I'm all for any tips any ex CIA RPeeps are willing to share.
Someone at a newspaper I work for has been helping herself to a handful of quarters from the paper's vending-machine proceeds. Sort of tough to account for because sometimes people take two papers and only pay for one, but over time, that shortage tends to be fairly consistent. They noticed something like a 1% bump over the course of a year... but the shortage was always only about 2% at most, so when it sat near 3% for so long, they started to watch. Eventually the big chief counted the coins surreptitiously at different stages and found they were going missing after being pulled from the machines but before going to the bank. And they never actually counted the money before taking to the bank, where they'd use their coin counter. What's funny is there's a "counting scale" right next to where they kept the quarters... the boss could put a big bag of quarters on it and know in 5 seconds how many were there. When it went to the bank, it was always a couple of dollars short. Twice a week, every week. He knew at that point who must be doing it, but catching her was hard. So he put in some of these Dropcams and let her hang herself. He even told everyone he was putting cameras in the office... hoping she'd stop before he had to confront her. Nope. The thing must be hard to spot, though, because it was just that close, like she was doing a youtube video on how to swipe quarters. edit: They must have put it in a box or something because they're pretty obvious.
This guy's been arrested, his moll is singing like a canary. About 1:20 or so he swipes a $2500 gold coin.
the camera must be pretty well disguised. . . he looks right at it for a few seconds then decides to go on with his heist.
I want to stash a cam in Pops next rehab place. If this turns into a geek conspiracy thread, I'm all for any tips any ex CIA RPeeps are willing to share.
A man accused of burglarizing the Park Street Liquor and using a peculiar disguise missed a scheduled arraignment Thursday.
Franky Lopez was transported to Bozeman because of warrants he faces in Gallatin County. His arraignment in Butte district court was rescheduled for next week.
Lopez is accused of breaking a window to enter Park Street Liquor, Park and Montana, Uptown Butte, on the night of Aug. 29 and stealing more than $300 worth of alcohol, including a ½ gallon of McCormick's vodka and an undisclosed amount of cash.
While in the store, Lopez pulled his shirt around, but not over his head — a look popularized by the TV show "Beavis and Butthead."
I am shocked that he missed his arraignment - shocked, I tell you.
A man accused of burglarizing the Park Street Liquor and using a peculiar disguise missed a scheduled arraignment Thursday.
Franky Lopez was transported to Bozeman because of warrants he faces in Gallatin County. His arraignment in Butte district court was rescheduled for next week.
Lopez is accused of breaking a window to enter Park Street Liquor, Park and Montana, Uptown Butte, on the night of Aug. 29 and stealing more than $300 worth of alcohol, including a ½ gallon of McCormick's vodka and an undisclosed amount of cash.
While in the store, Lopez pulled his shirt around, but not over his head — a look popularized by the TV show "Beavis and Butthead."
Christopher Nicholas Hiatt, 34, is in jail on a felony charge of assault on a peace officer and misdemeanor charges of assault with a bodily fluid, criminal contempt and probation violation.
Billings Police arrested William Henry Pittock III, 26, on Tuesday afternoon after responding to a report of a man with shotgun and a dog near the intersection of Central and Florine. - http://bit.ly/1giQm6m
Kudos to the paper for naming this section of the paper "FloriDUH."
Surprise birthday party for boss landed woman in jail for allegedly embezzling over $181,000
March 27, 2013|By Barbara Hijek, FloriDUH
Ruth C. Amen, a longtime office manager of Gulf to Bay Realty, a Boca Grande business, is now facing embezzlement charges after a surprise birthday party for her boss backfired into a paper trail of fraudulent transactions, according to a news release from the Lee County Sheriff's Office.
The 46-year-old Boca Grande woman was reportedly solely responsible for handling the company's finances such as billing and payroll.
It was Amen's decision to pay for a surprise birthday bash for one of her bosses — without permission — that brought the fraudulent transactions to light. Following that incident, company officials looked at Amen's bookkeeping practices more closely and discovered the math didn't add up, the release stated.
A Sheriff's Office's investigation then discovered Amen had stolen $181,674.00 from the business.
Amen allegedly had used nearly $92,000 of the company's money to pay personal credit card debt, issued herself "extra" paychecks totaling $65,000 and failed to deduct the cost of insurance from her paychecks, detectives said.
Surprise! Now the party's over for Amen, who is charged with Grand Theft and Scheme to Defraud, both First degree felonies.
A Sicilian drug dealer on the run from a five-year prison sentence revealed his location by posting photographs of himself on Facebook, posing at London landmarks. Michele Grosso has been extradited back to his home country after uploading pictures taken at Madame Tussaud's, the London Eye, Tower Bridge and Oxford Circus.
