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Friday, 7 May 2010

CBS 21 NEWS SPECIAL REPORT: Street Crimes Sweep - CBS 21 News - Breaking news, sports and weather for the Harrisburg Pennsylvania area

CBS 21 NEWS SPECIAL REPORT: Street Crimes Sweep - CBS 21 News - Breaking news, sports and weather for the Harrisburg Pennsylvania area: "' Be advised, he said he was shot in the left arm, but he's alert and conscious,' Harrisburg Police scanner call goes out.
Calls like these go out almost every night.
Shots fired.
Someone's hit.
These guys are with the Street Crimes Unit. On the first night, we ride with Officer Milo Hooper and his partner Travis Banning.
' I really don't think that people realize just how many people are actually armed, especially the young kids,' said Officer Milo Hooper, Street Crimes Unit, Harrisburg Police.
The Harrisburg Cops say they see gun crimes out here on a regular basis.
' We stopped a guy who was rolling a blunt, searched him and found a semi-automatic in his jacket pocket,' said Officer Hooper."

Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento sheriff: Burglar threatens victim - maybe with victim's own gun

Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento sheriff: Burglar threatens victim - maybe with victim's own gun: "burglary victim was fortunate to escape only with the loss of his handgun, a Sheriff's Department crime summary released this week indicates.
Here's the chain of events as laid out by the summary:
A burglar entered the victim's residence in the 9600 block on Rogers Road about 9 a.m. April 27 by pulling out an air-conditioning unit and crawling through the window.
The 50-year-old victim came home and confronted the burglar. The thief pointed his hands toward the victim and stated that he had a gun. He told the victim to move back or he would shoot him."

Family friend says Hawaiian Gardens gunman, ex-girlfriend in custody dispute - Assault Rifle Gossip

Family friend says Hawaiian Gardens gunman, ex-girlfriend in custody dispute - Assault Rifle Gossip: "A friend of the Hawaiian Gardens family whose home was stormed by a man toting an AK-47 and gasoline said the gunman and his ex-girlfriend who lived there had been involved in a custody dispute over their baby. Joseph Ruvalcava said the couple's child was only a few months old. 'The couple was not married,' Ruvalcava said. 'They were not engaged. They were on separate terms.' The unidentified gunman stormed into the home on Devlin Avenue occupied by 10 people and began"

Gunman storms ex-girlfriend's house and kills two - Telegraph

Gunman storms ex-girlfriend's house and kills two - Telegraph: "gunman burst in shortly before 4 am Thursday morning and went room to room, killing his ex-girlfriend and her brother and critically wounding their parents while six others frantically fled the home, Los Angeles County sheriff's officials said.
'People jumped from windows and off the roof to escape,' Undersheriff Larry Waldie said. 'With those running out and the amount of shooting going on, he could have killed all 10 people.'"

Monday, 3 May 2010

CTV British Columbia - Heroin seized at Vancouver airport - CTV News

CTV British Columbia - Heroin seized at Vancouver airport - CTV News: "$800,000 worth of heroin was seized at the Vancouver airport last month during a security check.
The drugs were found on April 22 after Canadian Border Services agents took aside a 32-year-old man arriving on a flight from Germany and inspected his luggage.
An X-ray scan helped officers find a hidden compartment in his bag containing more than two kilograms of white powder.
The man, a Surrey resident with no prior history of drug offences, was turned over to the RCMP.
Sgt. Dave Goddard lauded the efforts of border agents to keep drugs from reaching B.C. streets."

Post Now - Cops: Neighbor feud led to Md. shooting

Post Now - Cops: Neighbor feud led to Md. shooting: "double shooting in broad daylight in a quiet Brandywine neighborhood on Sunday afternoon stemmed from a neighborhood dispute and left one man dead and his teenage son wounded, Prince George's County police said. It was one of a spate of shootings that left three dead and nine wounded during a 24 hour period.
The name of the victims were not released. Officer Evan Baxter said a neighbor who apparently had a longstanding disagreement with the dead man was taken into custody after the shooting and was being questioned.
Residents of the 8800 block of Charm Court told news reporters that they were aware of the dispute between the men, but never suspected it would lead to violence. One neighbor told WRC-TV Channel 4 that the shooting was deeply shocking for a suburban community that in the past has experienced little crime other than occasional graffiti.
Baxter said the shooting was reported about 3 p.m. The teenager's wounds are not considered life-threatening, he said."

Saturday, 1 May 2010

Liverpool Echo - News - Liverpool Local News - Liverpool gangster James ‘Pancake’ Taylor bailed over shooting of West Derby dad Nicky Ayers

Liverpool Echo - News - Liverpool Local News - Liverpool gangster James ‘Pancake’ Taylor bailed over shooting of West Derby dad Nicky Ayers: "James “Pancake” Taylor, 30, was allowed home after a day of questioning by detectives investigating the death of West Derby dad Nicky Ayers.
Ayers was gunned down outside his daughter’s home in South Cantril Avenue, West Derby, at around 12.10am on Thursday.
A post-mortem completed yesterday confirmed the 46-year-old, who managed the Western Approaches Sunday league football team, died from “multiple gun shot wounds”.
Police will not say how many times Ayers was shot but they have recovered up to six bullet casings from the handgun believed to have been used.
It is understood detectives have a vague description of the gunman."

Gang guns open fire

Gang guns open fire: "young woman has been hospitalized, the unintended victim of gangrelated gunfire, after the first serious shooting in Hobbema in more than a year.
The 22-year-old was hit more than once when shots were fired at the front of a house in the Samson townsite at about 1:15 a.m. Friday.
Neighbours say up to six young children live in the home. But it's not known who else was there when the shots went off. The house, in the middle of the townsite, is reputedly connected to a Hobbema gang.
Police say the shooting was gangrelated, although the victim was likely not the intended target."

Gang members jailed for shooting magician

Gang members jailed for shooting magician: "Edgar Raul Salgado, 19, and Aquiles Sanchez, 20, both of Placentia, and a 15-year-old Anaheim boy are accused of killing Adrian Ramos just before 10:30 p.m. Wednesday near 1336 E. Kenwood Ave., in a neighborhood south of the Riverside (91) Freeway, police said.
Ramos was rushed to UCI Medical Center in critical condition and died a short time later, police said.
The three males were arrested on suspicion of murder.
“The motive was robbery,” said Sgt. Tim Schmidt. “These gang members were driving around and had done two prior robberies — this was the third one.”
Ramos was a magician who had appeared “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” Schmidt said."

Gun-toting model guilty of executing boyfriend in street - The Scotsman

Gun-toting model guilty of executing boyfriend in street - The Scotsman: "angry scenes at the High Court in Edinburgh as a jury found Caroline Igoe, 32, guilty of killing Martyn Barclay.
Her brother, Paul Igoe, 37, was cleared of murder but found guilty with her of possessing the handgun and attempting to cover their tracks.
Onlookers in the public gallery hurled insults when the unanimous verdict against the killer was read out.
The 26-year-old victim was found dead outside the pair's home in the Inch area of Edinburgh on 17 January last year.
He had been shot in the head and died in"

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