June 2010 - Fugitive Watch

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Bill Clinton Recomionda un “Plan México”
para Combatir al Narcotráfico
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Fugitive Watch Memorial Day Salute
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Bill Clinton Recomionda un “Plan México” para Combatir al
10-95
Unknown
Robbery
5
10-96
Unknown
Robbery
6
Narcotráfico. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
10-97
Unknown
Bank Robbery
6
Fugitive Watch Memorial Day Salute. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
05-180
Lucas Franklin Smith
Parole Violation
11
Word Search . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
10-101
Unknown
Serial Sexual Battery
11
Fugitive Watch Saludo del día Conmemorativo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
10-102
Juan Cortinas
Parole Violation
13
Federal Sentencing Guidelines Come Under Scrutiny
10-103
Lorie Beth Anderson
Failure to Appear
13
10-104
Peter Moore
Failure to Appear
19
Teach Your Kids the Real Costs of Premarital Sex. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
10-106
Jared Sung Yoon Herdt
Parole Violation
19
Apprehended. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
10-107
Unknown
Theft
22
Letter to the Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
10-109
Unknown
Fraud
22
3 Arrested for Multiple Robberies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
95-425
Gabriel Nanga Mvogo
Attempted Murder
24
Missing Person: Verdell Green. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
10-99
John Mize Park
Robbery
24
In Memoriam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
to Change . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Recommended Movies to Watch on Memorial Day. . . . . . . . . . . 20
Fugitive Watch Factoids. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Editorial. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Gun Violence on Campus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Bustin’ Up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Fugitive Watch Showtimes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Fugitive Watch : Comcast On Demand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
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Bill Clinton Recomienda un “Plan México”
Para Combatir al Narcotráfico
El ex presidente estadounidense Bill
Clinton recomendó hoy al Gobierno
mexicano diseñar su propio plan contra
el narcotráfico, similar al ‘Plan Colombia’,
sin subordinaciones y sin que el mismo
represente una intromisión de Estados
Unidos.
Por supuesto que me gustaría ver un
‘Plan México’. Estados Unidos lo ha
planteado más de una vez pero la cultura
política de feroz sentido de independencia (en México) lo dificulta’, expuso
el ex mandatario de EE.UU. en una
conferencia magistral ofrecida hoy en la
Universidad del Valle de México, en la
capital del país.
Clinton, considerado un político
aliado y cercano a México durante su
mandato (1993-2001), insistió en que la
iniciativa antidrogas podría parecerse al
‘Plan Colombia’ que, a su juicio, funcionó
bien frente a los poderosos traficantes de
cocaína de ese país suramericano.
Este plan, financiado por EE.UU.,
fue acordado en 1999 por las
Administraciones de los entonces presidentes Andrés Pastrana y Bill Clinton,
como una estrategia de lucha contra el
narcotráfico y el terrorismo en Colombia.
En este sentido, Clinton dijo hoy que
EE.UU. no sólo debe impulsar esta idea
en México sino además asegurarse de que
‘no haya ningún ciudadano mexicano que
piense que nosotros estamos interviniendo en sus asuntos, o que estemos tratando
de determinar el futuro de su país’.
Para el político demócrata en todo caso
un hipotético ‘Plan México’ debería surgir
de un trabajo ‘conjunto’ como premisa.
En su intervención, Clinton expresó
su admiración por el actual presidente de
México, Felipe Calderón, y su política de
lucha para combatir de manera frontal a
la delincuencia organizada.
No obstante, matizó que la participación del Ejército mexicano en estas
tareas no es lo es el camino que él prefiere.
‘Si hay un ‘Plan México’ no puede estar
concentrado completamente en el éxito
de la confrontación militar que se está
teniendo. Tampoco estoy en contra (...)
pero lo que yo he observado es que es
virtualmente imposible en cualquier parte
del mundo que acabemos con todos los
enemigos’, agregó.
Para el ex presidente de EE.UU. lo que
es imprescindible en todo caso es contar
con ‘un plan integral que vaya más allá de
la ayuda a México para que se defienda’.
Al referirse al tema migratorio consideró necesario que, de manera bilateral,
se encuentre una solución ante el incremento de inmigrantes indocumentados
mexicanos en Estados Unidos.
Consideró que la violencia que hay en
la frontera de México con EE.UU. puede
ser uno de los factores de esa emigración
hacia EE.UU..
Clinton se mostró contrario a la ley que
la gobernadora republicana de Arizona,
Jan Brewer, promulgó el viernes, que
plantea que toda persona bajo ‘sospecha
razonable’ de ser inmigrante ilegal pueda
ser detenida e interrogada por la Policía
de ese estado.
Finalmente, y también en su intervención, habló de cuestiones que tienen
que ver con el medio ambiente, y planteó
tanto a México como a su país el reto de
elevar el uso de la energía solar porque,
además de ser bueno para el medio ambiente, ‘nos puede ir bien en creación de
empleos’.
En el acto reconoció que el cuidado de
la naturaleza no sólo es responsabilidad
de los Gobiernos, sino también de las
empresa privada y organizaciones civiles,
como la fundación que el preside, que en
unos meses comenzará a trabajar en la
recuperación ambiental de Haití.
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10-95
Unknown
robbery / robo
The Gilroy Police Department is asking for the
public’s help in identifying the suspect in this
sketch. Detective Stan Devlin reports that on April
21, 2010 at about 12:30 pm, the female victim went
to use the restroom at the south end of the Gilroy
Outlets. As the victim went into the restroom she saw the suspect standing near
the door. As the victim opened the door to the restroom, she heard the suspect
say “Hurry up babe”. The victim saw a female and child near the sink area. The
victim also noticed that two other stalls were occupied. The victim heard a female
voice say “ok” but she cannot tell who said it. As the victim opened the stall door
the suspect was standing at the door and immediately “punched” the victim in
the face and grabbed at the her purse. The victim fought back and was able to
kick him in the groin and scratch him on the face. The suspect was able to get the
purse and he then fled the area. The suspect is described as a Hispanic male adult,
35 years of age or older, 5’7” to 5’8” tall, 170-180 pounds, short black hair, black
mustache. He was wearing black sunglasses, black jacket, black baggy jeans and
black work boots. 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 the name of this man or have any information that can help solve this
crime.
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10-96
unknown
robbery / robo
The San Jose Police Department is asking for the
public’s help in identifying the suspects in these photos.
Detective Jonathan Atkinson reports that on March
28, 2010, at about 3 am, these two suspects entered the
FoodMaxx Supermarket located at 1972 Tully Rd, San
Jose. They took the case of Budweiser beer seen in the
photo and allegedly walked out of the store, without
paying. When confronted by an employee, the second
suspect wearing the striped shirt, allegedly brandished
a knife at the employee, allowing both suspects to
escape. They were last seen on foot running eastbound
towards Quimby Road. The second suspect is possibly a
“regular” customer of the FoodMaxx, and possibly lives
in the area. 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, if you know
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10-97
unknown
bank robbery / robo de
banco
The Marin County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the
public’s help to identify the suspect in these photos.
Detective Matt Stott reports that on April 5th 2010,
at 11:45 AM, this suspect allegedly robbed the Bank
of Marin, located at 23 Reed Blvd in Mill Valley. According to Detective Stott this suspect
appears to be the same suspect from a recent robbery in Elk Grove,
California. The suspect is described as either a medium complected
white male, Hispanic male, or possibly even Native American male.
He is described to be anywhere between 45 to 55 years old, standing
approx. 5’-7”, and a medium build. The suspect was wearing a
black wig, prescription style glasses, and possibly a fake mustache.
He was wearing black batting type gloves and was armed with a
gun which he pulled from a black computer type bag. The suspect
appears to be wearing the same outfit as he he did in the Elk Grove
robbery. According to witnesses, he spoke with a slight accent which
was unfamiliar to them. He was last seen fleeing the
bank on foot. 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, if you know
the name of this man or have any information that can
help solve this crime.
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Fugitive Watch Memorial Day Salute
Fugitive Watch Salutes All
Our Fallen Soldiers, Sailors,
Marine and Air Force Men
and Women
The Story US Marine Guy Gabaldon
Guy
Gabaldon was
a United States
Marine who
was credited
with capturing
(or persuading
to surrender)
about 1,500
Japanese
soldiers and
civilians during
the World War Two Battle of Saipan. He
was nominated for the Medal of Honor
but was instead awarded the Silver Star
medal which was later upgraded to the
Navy Cross Medal for his bravery.
Guy was one of seven children in a
Mexican-American family. He was raised
in East Los Angeles where as a ten year
old he would earn a living by shining
shoes. Guy moved out of his house at
the age of 12 and moved in with the
Nakanos, a Japanese-American family
that he considered to be his family. He
attended language school every day
with their children and learned to speak
Japanese.
very first day that he arrived on Saipan.
When World War II began, the US
Army put the Nakano family in a relocation camp in the Arizona desert. Guy
joined the United States Marine Corps
on his 17th birthday.
He was reprimanded by his superior
officers for leaving his post but the next
night he went out and did it again. He
carefully approached a cave, shot the
guards outside, moved off to one side of
the cave, and yelled in Japanese, “You’re
surrounded and have no choice but to
surrender. Come out, and you will not be
killed! I assure you will be well-treated.
We do not want to kill you!”
Near the end of World War Two, the
United States planned for a full scale
invasion of Japan. The capture of Saipan
Island was needed to establish airfields
for the B-29 Superfortress bombers
that would be used during the planned
invasion of Japan. On June 15, 1944, an
armada of 535 ships carrying 127,570
Americans which included Marines from
the 2nd and 4th Divisions began the invasion of Saipan. Japanese soldiers refused
to surrender during World War Two
and they were ordered by their superiors
to kill seven America soldiers for every
Japanese soldier killed or they were to
commit suicide.
The first night Guy was on Saipan, he
went out on his own and brought back
two prisoners by speaking Japanese to
them.
The next morning he returned with 50
Japanese prisoners. After that Guy’s commanding officer allowed him to continue
going out alone.
surrender. A short time later, a Japanese
captain showed up and accepted Guy’s
conditions of surrender. More than 800
Japanese soldiers surrendered to Guy and
he became known as the “Pied Piper of
Saipan”.
Guy continued to capture more
Japanese soldiers until he was wounded in
a machine gun ambush. Guy was eventually credited with the capture of over
1,500 Japanese soldiers and was recommended for the Medal of Honor but was
awarded the Silver Star Medal.
Guy Gabaldon’s life was portrayed
in the popular Hollywood movie
“From Hell to Eternity”. Unfortunately
Hollywood changed his character to a
white man and was played by white actor
Jeffrey Hunter.
On July 7, 1944, Guy heard thousands
of Japanese troops preparing for a large
“banzai” charge. The attack was unsuccessful and the surviving Japanese soldiers
retreated. The next day, Guy captured
two guards and convinced one of them to
go back to the cave with his message to
Guy began bringing in prisoners the
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Fugitive Watch Saludo del día Conmemorativo
Fugitive Watch saluda a todos
nuestros caídos del Ejército,
Armada, Marina y Fuerza Aérea
Hombres y Mujeres
La Historia de Un Marina de los
EE.UU. Guy Gabaldón
Guy Gabaldón fue un marina de
Estados Unidos que fue acreditado con
la captura (o convencer de la entrega) de
unos 1,500 soldados y civiles Japoneses
durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial
Batalla de Saipan. Fue nominado para la
Medalla de Honor, pero fue en cambio la
medalla Estrella de Plata, que fue aumentado posteriormente a la Medalla de la
Marina de la Cruz por su valentía.
Guy fue uno de los siete hijos de una
familia Mexicano-Norteamericana. Se
crió en el Este de Los Angeles, donde
como un niño de diez años iba a ganarse
la vida lustrando zapatos. Guy se mudó
de su casa a la edad de 12 años y se mudó
con la familia Nakanos, una familia
Japonesa-Americana que él considera su
familia. Asistió a la escuela de idiomas
todos los días con los hijos de la familia
Nakanos, y aprendió a hablar japonés.
Cuando comenzó la Segunda Guerra
Mundial, el Ejército de los EE.UU.
puso a la familia Nakanos en un campo
de las deslocalizaciones en el desierto
de Arizona. Guy se unió al Cuerpo de
Marines de Estados Unidos cuando cumplio sus 17 años.
Cerca del final de la Segunda Guerra
Mundial, los Estados Unidos prevista
para una invasión a gran escala de Japón.
La captura de La Isla Saipán el fin de
establecer campos de aterrizaje de los
bombarderos B-29 Superfortress que se
utilizarían durante la planeada invasión
de Japón. El 15 de Junio de 1944, una
armada de 535 buques que transportan
127,570 estadounidenses que incluyó
la segunda y cuarta division de Marines
que comenzó la invasión de Saipán. Los
soldados Japoneses se negaron a rendirse
durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y
fueron ordenados por sus superiores para
matar a siete soldados estadounidenses
por cada soldado Japonés muerto o estaban a cometer suicidio.
Guy empezó a llevar a los presos en el
primer día que llegó en Saipan.
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La primera noche de Guy fue en
Saipan, salió por su cuenta y trajo dos
presos por hablar en Japonés con ellos.
Fue reprendido por sus superiores
para abandonar su puesto, pero la noche
siguiente salió y lo hizo de nuevo. Con
mucho cuidado se acercó a una cueva,
dispararon a los guardias en el exterior, se
trasladó a un lado de la cueva, y le gritó
en japonés, “Están rodeados y no tienen
más remedio que rendirse. Salgan, y no
morirán! Les aseguro que serán bien
tratados. No queremos matarlos! “
A la mañana siguiente regresó con 50
prisioneros Japoneses. Después de eso el
oficial al mando de Guy le permitió seguir
saliendo solo.
El 7 de Julio de 1944, Guy escuchó
miles de tropas japonesas preparando
para una gran “banzai” de carga. El ataque
no tuvo éxito y se retiraron los soldados
sobrevivientes Japoneses. Al día siguiente,
Guy capturó a dos guardias y convenció a
uno de ellos para volver a la cueva con su
mensaje a rendirse. Poco tiempo después,
un capitán Japonés se presentó y aceptó
las condiciones de Guy de rendirse. Más
de 800 soldados Japoneses se rindieron
ante Guy y fue conocido como el
“Flautista de Saipán”.
Guy siguió capturando más soldados
Japoneses hasta que fue herido en una
emboscada de ametralladora. Guy fué
acreditado finalmente con la captura de
más de 1,500 soldados Japoneses y fue
recomendado para la Medalla de Honor,
pero concedió la Medalla de Estrella
Plateada.
La vida de Guy Gabaldón fue
retratada en la popular película de
Hollywood “From Hell to Eternity”.
Desafortunadamente Hollywood cambió
su carácter a un hombre blanco y fue
interpretado por un actor blanco cual
nombre es Jeffrey Hunter.
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Federal Sentencing Guidelines Come Under Scrutiny to Change
After years of clamor from the law
community and public, the growing outcry for alternatives to incarceration in federal sentencing guidelines has been heard
and acted upon by the U.S. Sentencing
Commission.
The major concerns over the years have
been overcrowded prisons and courtrooms, questions over rigid sentences and
the need to factor in extenuating circumstances, such as mental health issues and
drug and alcohol abuse.
The issue came to a head on April
19, 2010, when the U.S. Sentencing
Commission announced it had voted to
promulgate sentencing guideline amendments that expand the availability of
alternatives to incarceration and address
the relevance of certain specific offender
characteristics in sentencing.
The Commission also voted to promulgate guideline amendments on additional
topics including hate crimes, the calculation of a defendant’s criminal history and
sentencing corporate offenders.
“The Commission has heard from virtually every sector of the criminal justice
community that there is a great need for
alternatives to incarceration,” said Chair
of the Commission, William K. Sessions
III. “Expanding the availability of alternatives to straight incarceration is a public
safety issue. Providing flexibility in sentencing for certain low-level, nonviolent
offenders helps lower recidivism, is cost
effective and protects the public. The
Commission’s action in this area amounts
to a very modest but important step in
the right direction.”
to straight imprisonment such as split
sentences and home or community
confinement.
ethics programs, various conditions of
organizational probation and mitigation
credit.”
Any amendments made by the
Commission to the guidelines are submitted to Congress on or before May 1 of
each year and become effective on Nov.1
if not disapproved by Congress. The
seven-member Commission is an independent agency of the judicial branch of
the federal government.
“NACDL’s positions on the proposed
amendments currently before the U.S.
Sentencing Commission reflect NACDL’s
commitment to more individualized sentencing in federal court,” Orr explained
after the hearing.
As the U.S. Sentencing Commission
reported the amendment on sentencing
alternatives has several key components.
First it informs courts that departures
from the guidelines may be warranted in
situations where an offender’s criminal activity is related to a treatment issue such
as drug or alcohol abuse or significant
mental illness and sentencing options
such as home or community confinement
or intermittent confinement would serve
a specific treatment purpose.
As part of the U.S. Sentencing
Commission input process, National
Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
President Cynthia Hujar Orr testified
March 17, 2010, before the Commission
in Washington, D.C., on various proposed amendments to the sentencing
guidelines.
Secondly, the Commission voted to
increase the availability of alternative sentencing options in the guidelines’ sentencing table. This would allow alternatives
As the association reported, “Topics
covered include the nature and implementation of amendments concerning
offender characteristics relevant to downward departure determinations, alternatives to incarceration, factors considered
in the calculation of a person’s criminal
history score, as well as organizational
guidelines regarding compliance and
She added, “NACDL’s positions here
reflect its strong support for common
sense approaches to sentencing in the
U.S. that neither unnecessarily expend
society’s limited resources nor unduly tie
the hands of federal judges to craft an appropriate sentence.”
Daryl D. Anthony represents clients accused of all state and federal crimes. He is
a former Orange County deputy district
attorney and deputy public defender
in California. His website is at www.
attorney-orangecounty.com
This article is free for republishing
Source: http://www.articlealley.com/
article_1535849_18.html
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Teach Your Kids the Real Costs of Premarital Sex
Patt Saso
www.sasoseminars.com
My parents didn’t have this kind of discussion with me, but times are different
now. We can’t afford not to.
When I was in high school there were
five common sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and AIDS was unheard of.
Today, there are more than twenty-five
STDs and five are incurable.
Healthy sexuality is not just about the
act of sex. Sexuality embraces physical
and emotional aspects. This includes feelings, emotions, gender, sexual orientation,
intimacy and relationship building. It is
more than just sexual intercourse.
Start the Conversation
In a recent survey of high school
seniors only one out of three said that
their parents talked to them about issues
of sexuality. So if kids are not hearing it
from parents, where are they getting their
information?
What Kids Learn From the Media
Everyday our children are bombarded
with messages that sex is great, everybody’s doing it, and there are no consequences. Teens witness about 14,000
sexual encounters on television yearly.
Ninety-four percent of this sexual activity
is between unmarried couples.
Armed with that information, do you
want your children to learn about sexuality from the media?
If they aren’t learning from the media
they get information from their peers,
who get their information from the media. So start talking, parents.
What Makes it so Hard for Parents
to Talk?
One reason why we fail to talk about
sex is because we have no model. For
many of us our parents didn’t even broach
the subject.
Secondly, embarrassment. We are selfconscious and so are our teens. It can be
uncomfortable talking about issues of
sexuality.
Thirdly, fear. Some believe that by
discussing sexuality or by giving accurate
information about sex we are encouraging
kids to engage in it. Nothing could be
further from the truth.
How Much Influence Do Parents
Really Have?
More than you know. A national survey by the National Campaign to Prevent
Teen Pregnancy (NCPTP) found that
a parent’s influence is even stronger than
peers.
Teens reported that they were definitely
influenced by their friends’ opinions, but
when asked which forces were most influential, more stated parents than friends.
When parents were asked the same
question, they assumed they had less
influence. Half of the parents believed
friends had the greater influence.
Parents, Your Opinions Matter
You have a significant influence on your
teen’s attitudes about whether or not they
become sexually active. And here is what
you can do about it.
A Parent’s Guide to Talking to Your
Kids about Healthy Sexuality
1. Be clear about your values. Be
unambiguous about communicating what
is important to you. Society and youth
culture gives confusing messages about
the casualness of sex. Share your own
values and beliefs about sex and let them
know why you believe this.
2. Educate yourselves about the real
costs of teens having sexual intercourse.
Then educate your teen. Be prepared
by gathering accurate information from
books, the internet, or local community
programs.
3. Be honest and direct with the
information. Teach them what is really
at stake. Use teachable moments from
the media or TV to open up dialogue.
Empower your kids so that they can
make an informed decision about getting
involved sexually.
4. Talk, talk, talk. Hold on-going conversations about issues of sexuality and
sexual expression. Start early and be age
appropriate.
5. Create a home environment in which
your child feels safe coming to you when
they have a question or concern.
6. Be an anchor. Let your kids know
that if they make a regrettable decision,
you will be there to love and support
them. There is nothing in life that you
can’t get through together. Children need
this security.
7. Listen to your teenager. Be mindful
not to preach or lecture. It can close the
door on further communications.
Final Words of Wisdom
Parenting a teenager takes a tremendous amount of courage. And it takes
more than courage to raise a healthy
child. It requires us being there in ways
we never imagined.
Patt Saso assists people back into
harmony in their relationships. She is a
Parenting Coach and Marriage & Family
therapist in Milpitas, CA. Patt & Steve
Saso are authors of 10 Best Gifts for Your
Teen and Parenting Your Teen with TLC.
For more parenting tools visit their web
at www.SasoSeminars.com and sign up for
their free eNewsletter, Parenting Teens
Just Got Easier. Or call 408.262.6837
Sex education is not just about preventing teen pregnancies and teaching
a scientific process. It is wholesome and
human. Sex is about sharing and making
love with your partner. And it is okay to
tell your child that you feel this way. It is a
healthy model.
Kids need guidance and want direction
from parents. If we share our values
and expectations, set appropriate limits,
and continue to dialogue about issues of
sexual expression, they are more likely to
choose not to have pre-marital sex.
If we give them no guidance, then they
have nothing to aim for.
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lucas franklin smith
Parole Violation /
Violación De Libertad
Condicional
Special Agent Kristen Mansfield from the Department of Justice reports
that Lucas Franklin Smith has a felony warrant issued by California
Department of Corrections for parole violation. According to Agent
Mansfield, Smith is wanted for for failure to register as a sex offender. He
is also wanted by the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department on a second
warrant and the San Bruno Police Department reports that he recently
escaped arrest after a chase. Smith has used the alias of Lucas Franklin
Perryman and may be residing in Las Vegas, Nevada or in the state of
Washington. 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
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10-101
unknown
Serial Sexual Battery
asalto sexual
The San Jose Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying
the man in this police sketch. Detective Anthony Fregger reports that on
April 8, 2010 at about 10 in the morning an 18 year-old victim was jogging
along a trail located West of Lawrence Expwy in San Jose. While jogging,
she passed the suspect who was walking on the trail. After passing the
suspect, he ran after her and caught up to her at the southwest corner of
Bollinger and Lawrence and attacked her. The victim screamed and fought
back freeing herself from the his grasp. The suspect then fled the scene on
foot. According to Detective Fregger, the San Jose Police Department has
received two other similar reports in the same area and the Santa Clara
County Sheriff’s Department was also notified of a similar case in their
jurisdiction. 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 tips@fugitive.com, if you know the name of this man or have any
information that can help solve this crime.
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.
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Letter to the Editor
I am an avid reader of your
'FUGITIVE WATCH' and supporter of
local law enforcement. I will not hesitate
to criticize when it's due (as I did some
time back in a letter to you objecting to
an editorial where you criticized those
opposed to the now-passed 'health care
reform' bill).
Conversely, I feel compelled to convey
my satisfaction over the high quality of
your May, 2010 issue. I especially enjoyed
the "Tribute to Mom", "Sixteen Ways
to Encourage Your Child to Use Drugs",
the "Off the Mark" cartoon about super
heroes in real life, the article about 'Cinco
de Mayo', and the editorial on Mexican
drug wars, as well as 'In Memoriam' the
'Factoids' and 'Bustin' Up', as always.
In fairness though, I must point out a
factual error in the editorial on Mexican
drug wars: The NRA has very effectively
dispelled the argument that "Most of
the guns used by the cartels against the
military and police are bought legally and
illegally in American gun stores and then
smuggled into Mexico." They explain
the basis for this untruth, and I would
be very happy to do some research and
provide specific citations to support it, if
you will consider printing a correction to
the article.
As you know, our 2nd Amendment
rights are constantly under attack, especially here in California; so we need to be
extremely careful not to feed the propaganda mill that promotes the anti-legalfirearm argument. Most of the weapons
used by the Mexican cartels are already
illegal here, but that fact doesn't get in the
way of the incessant attack on our right to
defend ourselves.
In closing I would like to make a
suggestion: Include a regular (or semiregular) feature similar to "The Armed
Citizen", where you feature encouraging
stories of people who have saved a life, or
property, by having a firearm handy.
I thank you for listening and wish
you continued success in you honorable
endeavor. May God bless you.
Sincerely, Charles Tucker, San Jose.
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APPREHENDED
Pablo Rosas Hernandez
arrested in San Jose for
alleged killing of his
2-month-old daughter
Anahi Hernandez
On Saturday, May 8, 2010, at
approximately 7:35 PM, San Jose
Police Officers responded to aid
the San Jose Fire Department on
a call in the 400 block of W. Old
Julian Street, San Jose. Upon arrival, officers located a 2-month-old
daughter who was unresponsive.
She was transported to a local
hospital where she was pronounced
dead. The police department’s
Homicide Unit identified the
biological father was the suspect in
this case. The Santa Clara County
Medical Examiner determined the
cause of death was a result of blunt
force trauma. Suspect Pablo Rosas
Hernandez was interviewed and
arrested. He was booked into the
Santa Clara County Main Jail for
Homicide. This marks the cities
eighth homicide of the year.
10-103
lorie beth anderson
failure to appear / por
no presentarso en corte
Lorie Beth Anderson is currently being sought on a No Bail Allowed
warrant charging her with allegedly failing to appear in court. She was
originally arrested for an alleged theft from the Vanguard Bingo Hall in
Santa Clara. She was later released from jail on a $60,000 bail. When she
failed to appear for her next court date, the judge issued a No Bail Allowed
warrant for her arrest. Lori has been known to use the alias of Lorie Beth
Garcia. 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 at
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10-102
Juan Cortinas
Parole Violation /
Violación De Libertad
Condicional
The California Department of Corrections is currently seeking Juan
Cortinas Jr. on a warrant charging him with Parole Violation. According
to detectives, on May 4th, 2010, Cortinas fled from police officers when
they tried to arrest him at a house on Mount Wilson Drive in east
San Jose. He may visit or stay with friends or relatives in the 500 block
of Nerdy Drive in San Jose. He has also been known to stay in motels along
Monterey Highway in San Jose. 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 his whereabouts or
have any information that can help solve this crime.
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.
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Three Arrested for Multiple
Robberies
Police have arrested three people in
connection with 14 robberies and thefts
at Home Depot and Lowe’s stores in 10
Northern California cities beginning
in January, Antioch police Lt. Leonard
Orman said today.
Pittsburg residents Jesse Patrick, 31, his
sister Trista Peterson, 24, and Concord
resident Lester Burks, 27, are being held
in Contra Costa County jail on charges
stemming from one of the robberies.
Police plan to take the rest of the cases
to the Contra Costa County District
Attorney’s Office as soon as they get all
their evidence together, Orman said.In
most of the robberies, Patrick and Burks
allegedly entered the store, filled up a
shopping cart and headed for the garden
exit. When employees or customers tried
to stop them, Patrick sprayed them with
pepper spray, Orman said.
Peterson served as a getaway driver
in many of the robberies, but not all of
them, Orman said.
Nobody was seriously injured in any
of the robberies. In all, Orman said, the
group stole an estimated $8,338 of merchandise, mainly high-end tools.
After stealing the tools, the group allegedly brought them to a Bay Point man
known as “The Tool Guy,” who sold them
at flea markets in Stockton and San Jose,
Orman said.
Police have talked to “The Tool Guy”
and searched his residence, where they
allegedly found evidence of the operation,
but because of a medical condition, they
are waiting to arrest him until formal
charges are filed, Orman said.
Antioch police arrested Peterson in late
April during a traffic stop and found she
had an outstanding warrant. Patrick, who
is considered the primary aggressor in the
robberies, was arrested by Concord police
for allegedly assaulting someone with
pepper spray. Burks was arrested earlier
this month when police served a search
warrant at his residence, Orman said.
During interviews with police, Patrick
allegedly told investigators that he had
also carried out several other thefts that
he didn’t get caught for, Orman said.
The robberies happened at Home Depot
and Lowe’s stores in Antioch, Pittsburg,
Livermore, Union City, Lodi, San Jose,
Concord, Vacaville, Vallejo and Roseville.
Because they were committed in so
many different jurisdictions, it took police
a while to figure out that the same group
was responsible for all the robberies,
Orman said.
Antioch police have since been working
with all police departments involved in
the case and plan to file all the cases together in Contra Costa County Superior
Court.All three suspects have prior
criminal records, Orman said.
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Missing Person: Virdell Green
The San Jose Police Department is investigating the disappearance of 46-yearold Virdell Green, Jr., of San Jose. Virdell
was reported missing by his employer on
Wednesday, May 5th 2010, after failing
to show for work in Santa Cruz on May
3rd 2010.
Virdell was last heard from on April
30th 2010 at 5:13 p.m. after leaving a
voice mail message for his current girlfriend. His car, a Black 2002 Jeep Liberty
sports utility vehicle, was located at his
ex-girlfriends house in San Jose later that
evening around 8:00 p.m., along with
keys and personal property. However,
Virdell was not seen parking the vehicle
by any witnesses; it is unknown who actually parked the vehicle at that location.
(Virdell Green and his ex-girlfriend have
a child in common and maintain contact
for that reason.)
Jesse Patrick
Virdell Green is also member of a local
musical group. Investigation revealed
Virdell Green failed to show for musical
performance engagements and band
rehearsal since April 30th 2010.
Family, friends, and coworkers have not
heard from Virdell, which is reportedly
Trista Peterson
Lester Burks
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uncharacteristic of him. He failed to call
his employer or band members to report
any planned absences, which is extremely
out of character for him.
Virdell is African-American, between
5’7” and 5’8” in height, between 170-180
lbs., black hair and brown eyes, and
known to wear prescription glasses and
earrings (unknown if ears are pierced).
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Gilroy Motorcycle Center
7661 Monterey Street
Gilroy, CA 95020
408-842-9955
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In Memory of Those Who Gave Their Lives in
Service to Their Community
“A Cop’s Sixth Sense”
I hear the nervousness as he calls out
the stop, It’s like having a sixth sense being a cop.
I roll that way, thinking of what it
might be. A DUI, a speeder, or a killer
ready to flee?
Each cop seems to build this sense.
Something that alerts you, makes you
tense.
Officer Danny Benavides
California Highway Patrol
Police Officer Brian Huff
Detroit Police Department
On Friday, May 7, 2010 Officer
Danny Benavides was killed when the
department airplane he was piloting
crashed. He was flying a Cessna 206 on
observation patrol for a speed detail near
Highway 78 when it went down about
9:30 am. The crash occurred in the desert
near Highway 78 and Split Mountain
Road, in Imperial County. Officer
Benavides had served with the California
Highway Patrol for 13 years and was
assigned to the Border Division Thermal
Air Operations Unit. Officer Benavides is
survived by his wife and daughter.
On Monday, May 3, 2010, Officer
Brian Huff was shot and killed at approximately 3:30 am after responding to
a report of gunshots at a vacant home on
Schoenherr Street.
Several officers had surrounded the
home, which was known to be a drug
house, in response to the initial 911 call.
When Officer Huff, and the other officers
who were positioned in the front of the
home, made entry, they were immediately
met with gunfire.
Officer Huff was fatally shot and four
other officers were wounded. The suspect
was also shot and wounded by the return
gunfire.
Officer Huff was the first officer to be
killed in the line of duty in five years. He
is survived by his wife and 10-year-old
son.
Sheriff ’s Deputy
Brian Lamar Mahaffey
Rockdale, Georgia County
On Saturday, May 8, 2010, Deputy
Brian L. Mahaffey was shot and killed as
he and other deputies were following up a
rape, aggravated assault, and kidnapping
investigation at a residence.
Deputies were searching the the house
when Mahaffe opened the closet door in
the master bedroom. The suspect was
hiding inside the closet and immediately
started shooting from within the closet.
Deputy Mahaffey was struck by one
round below his vest. Deputies returned
fire and killed the man later identified as
Terry Lewis Brown.
I black out as I roll up on my partners’
patrol. Cover now my job, as we contact
the driver, now on parole.
He’s nervous and sweating, seems up
to no good. A computer check reveals
he’s banned from this “hood.”
Re-approaching the car, red and blue
flashes off my gold star. We ask him to
step out, not sure what he’ll do, not sure
what may be in the car.
I maintain my cover position as my
partner asks, “what brings you down
here, what mission, what tasks?”
The man stutters, keeps looking back
at his car. With consent, I search the
sedan, I then find a .45 kahr.
Safety off, hollow-point in the chamber, This man’s looking for his soon to be
ex-wife and filled full of anger.
The man is arrested, thanks to a cop
tried and tested. To listen to that sixth
sense, that’s how bad guys get arrested!
By
Travis Bateman
10-104
peter moore
failure to appear / por
no presentarso en corte
The Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office is currently seeking
Peter Moore on a warrant charging him with Failure to Appear in
Court. The Office reports that in the past, Moore allegedly received
loans from a 70 year old victim. The Victim reported that Moore helped
him obtain heloc type loans. But, in one of the transactions the victim
discovered forged escrow instructions routing at least $35,000 of the
victim’s money into an escrow account going towards the purchase of a
home for Moore. The victim states he never authorized this. There are
other suspicious transactions and wires on other out-of-county realty
transactions involving the alleged theft of the victim’s funds by Moore. It
is believed Moore has British and/or Canadian citizenship. 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 his whereabouts or have any information that can help solve this
crime.
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10-106
Jared Sung Yoon Herdt
Parole Violation /
Violación De Libertad
Condicional
The California Department of Corrections and the
Sunnyvale Police Department are currently seeking
Jared Sung Yoon Herdt on a warrant charging him
with Parole Violation. Detective Jim Choi reports that
police officers recently found a stolen car in front of
the Sunnyvale Public Library. Inside the car officers
found evidence indicating that Herdt was either
driving or a passenger in the car. Detectives believe
that Herdt has been in the San Francisco, California
Bay Area, Central California, Modesto area and in Oregon. Herdt was originally
sent to prison after being convicted of auto theft. He was paroled to the San Diego
area when he absconded supervision in 2008. Herdt had dental braces applied in
Oregon and may still be wearing them. 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 his whereabouts.
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.
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Recommended Movies to Watch on Memorial Day
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
The Patriot (2000)
CIVIL WAR
Gettysburg (1993)
Glory (1989)
The Horse Soldiers (1959)
The Civil War PBS Series by Ken
Burns (1990)
BOXER REBELLION
The Sand Pebbles (1966)
WORLD WAR ONE
The Lost Battalion (2001)
The Lighthorsemen (1987)
Fly Boys (2006)
All Quiet on the Western Front
(1930)
WORLD WAR TWO
MacArthur (1977)
Patton (1970)
Battle of the Bulge (1965)
Band of Brothers Series (2001)
Pacific Series (2010)
Victory at Sea Series (1952-1953)
A Bridge to Far (1977)
Stalag 17 (1953)
Saving Private Ryan (1998)
The Great Escape (1963)
Memphis Belle (1990)
Midway (1976)
Miracle at St. Anna (2008)
PT 109 (1963)
Sink the Bismark (1960)
Tora Tora Tora (1970)
The Train (1964)
Pearl Harbor (2001)
Von Ryans’ Express (1965)
Windtalkers (2002)
VIETNAM
Héroes de Otra Patria (Heroes
without a Cause) (1998)
Platoon (1986)
Full Metal Jacket (1987)
Hamburger Hill (1987)
We Were Soldiers (2002)
IRAQ
The Hurt Locker (2008)
SOMALIA
Black Hawk Down (2001)
COLD WAR
The Odessa File (1974)
The Hunt for Red October (1989)
Se Habla Español
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Fugitive Watch Factoids
A group of unicorns is called a blessing. Twelve or more cows are known as
a “flink.” A group of frogs is called an
army. A group of rhinos is called a crash.
A group of kangaroos is called a mob. A
group of whales is called a pod. A group
of ravens is called a murder. A group of
officers is called a mess. A group of larks
is called an exaltation. A group of owls is
called a parliament.
Every time you lick a stamp, you’re
consuming 1/10 of a calorie.
The phrase “sleep tight” derives from
the fact that early mattresses were
filled with straw and held up with rope
stretched across the bedframe. A tight
sleep was a comfortable sleep.
Studies show that if a cat falls off the
seventh floor of a building it has about
thirty percent less chance of surviving
than a cat that falls off the twentieth
floor. It supposedly takes about eight
floors for the cat to realize what is occurring, relax and correct itself.
111,111,111 x 111,111,111=12,345,6
78,987,654,321
If a statue in the park of a person on
a horse has both front legs in the air, the
person died in battle; if the horse has one
front leg in the air, the person died as a
result of wounds received in battle; if the
horse has all four legs on the ground, the
person died of natural causes. (note: if the
rider’s head is up the horse’s rear, the rider
died a politician.)
No word in the English language
rhymes with month, orange, silver, and
purple.
Clans of long ago that wanted to get rid
of their unwanted people without killing
them used to burn their houses down hence the expression “to get fired.”
There are two credit cards for every
person in the United States.
A snail can sleep for 3 years.
Married men revealed that they change
their underwear twice as often as single
men.
Beaver Lake , in Yellowstone Park,
USA, was artificially created by beaver
damming.
40% of all people who come to a party
in your home snoop in your medicine
cabinet.
Off the coast of Florida there is an
underwater hotel. Guests have to dive to
the entrance.
The first couple to be shown in bed
together on prime time television were
Fred and Wilma Flintstone.
Venice, Italy is built on 118 sea islets
joined by 400 bridges. It is gradually sinking into the water.
Coca-Cola was originally green.
Every day more money is printed for
Monopoly than the US Treasury.
In 1783 an Icelandic eruption threw up
enough dust to temporarily block out the
sun over Europe
About 20 to 30 volcanoes erupt each
year, mostly under the sea.
If you were to spell out numbers, how
far would you have to go until you would
find the letter “A”? -- One thousand
A huge underground river runs underneath the Nile, with six times more water
than the river above.
What do bullet proof vests, fire escapes,
windshield wipers and laser printers all
have in common?-- All were invented by
women.
Lake Bosumtwi in Ghana formed in a
hollow made by a meteorite.
The Ancient Egyptians worshipped a
sky goddess called Nut.
The world’s windiest place is
Commonwealth Bay, Antartica.
In 1934, a gust of wind reached 371
km/h on Mount Washington in New
Hampshire , USA.
American Roy Sullivan has been struck
by lighting a record seven times.
The desert baobab tree can store up to
1000 litres of water in its trunk.
The USA uses 29% of the world’s petrol and 33% of the world’s electricity.
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unknown
Theft / Robo
The Gilroy Police Department is asking for
the public’s help to identify the suspect in
these photos. According to Detective Martin
Beltran, on May 1st 2010, a victim reported
to the Hollister Police Department the theft
of her credit card. The male suspect in these photos came to Gilroy and
allegedly used the victim’s credit card at Game Stop, Fancy Nails and Rock
Zone. The male was accompanied by the female in the photo. 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, if you know the name of
this man or woman or have any
information that can help solve
this crime.
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10-109
unknown
Fraud
The Campbell Police Department is asking for Fugitive Watch viewers
help in identifying the woman in this photo. According to Detective
Fabian Ramirez, on January 20th 2010, between 8 pm and 10 pm, an
unknown person broke into the victim’s car while it was parked at the
Dance Spectrum, 1707 S. Bascom Avenue in Campbell. On January 25th
2010, the suspect in this photo allegedly used the victim’s stolen California
driver’s license to cash the victim’s stolen payroll check at the Check ‘n Go
across from the Valley Fair mall. 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 the name of this man or woman or have
any information that can help solve this crime.
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.
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Editorial
The Editorial Board of The Fugitive Watch Newspaper endorses Mr. Jeff
Rosen for Santa Clara County District Attorney. We believe Jeff has the
qualities and character to make him the best candidate for the job. Everyone
is human and makes mistakes. However as voters we must take into consideration the number, gravity and ramifications of the errors. This is the case
with Dolores Carr. During her term as District Attorney Dolores Carr has
made major errors that have raised serious questions about her credibility
and judgement. We believe Jeff can bring back the integrity the district attorney’s office must have. He is a candidate that has the judgment that the
average citizen can trust to make the right decisions in the interest of justice.
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Gabriel Nanga Mvogo
Attempted Murder /
Asalto
The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department is currently seeking
Gabriel Nanga Mvogo on a warrant charging him with Attempted
Murder. Sergeant Linderman reports that on September 2, 1995 this
suspect allegedly crashed a party being held in Saratoga. He then picked
a fight with two bouncers at the party. During the fight he allegedly
shot both bouncers with a gun. 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. Note: This photo of Mvogo
is 15 years old. If anyone has a more recent photo of him, please contact
FUGITIVE Watch or email it to tips@fugitive.com.
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John Mize Park
robbery / robo
The San Jose Police Department seeking the public’s help in identifying the man in this
police sketch. According to Detective Adam Hutson, on March 30, 2010 at about 5 pm, this
suspect allegedly committed a robbery behind the backstop at John Mize Park. The suspect
reportedly struck the victim over the head with a glass bottle and then took his BMX bike.
The suspect then placed the bike into a car and drove away. The suspect is described as a
white male in his early 20’s with short blondish/brown hair, brown or hazel eyes, a goatee
with a shaved lower lip. He is approximately 5’9” to 6’0” in height, with a thick and fit
build. He was wearing a red t-shirt, with unknown writing, and tan long shorts that went
below the knees. The suspect may go by the name of “Gary” and has a tattoo of “Ride” on
top of the right wrist, “BMX” on the top of his left wrist, a dragon on his upper chest and
“loyalty” on his right arm. On the inside of the left calf is a picture of an entire person
riding a BMX on a rail. There is a grim reaper on the outside of the left calf. The suspect
fled in a late 1990’s gold or tan Toyota Sienna Van with a partial plate of “5H”. The victim’s
bike is a BMX, flat black in color with gold front wheel, with writing on the rear wheel “I
can fly”, “Slut” on top bar of frame, and “Roseanne” on the top of handlebars. Please call
the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-3550999 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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School Security : Gun Violence on Campus
by Chris E McGoey, CPP, CSP, CAM
Guns, children, and school should
never be used in the same sentence.
But over the last few years a trend has
emerged causing the media to report
incidents of gun violence in our schools.
This has got to stop! The question is how
do we stop it?
A knee-jerk response like “ban all the
guns” is an over simplification of a more
complex problem. It has been reported
that in the United States guns are manufactured at a rate of about 18,000 per day
and have an estimated life of about 400
years each. It should be no surprise then,
to learn that in the United States there
are more guns than there are adults. To
think or believe that guns can be removed
from every home in America is illogical,
especially since our Constitution specifically guarantees our right to bear arms.
In all fairness, however, the writers of our
Constitution, over 200 years ago, were
probably thinking about citizens having a
slow-loading, single-shot Musket for civil
defense against invaders. They could not
possibly foresee the use of assault weapons at school and mass murder.
Another common solution offered is
to control the public and private sale of
guns. These regulations would further
limit private sales to minors, prohibit
sales of certain automatic weapons, and
cause more registration of guns. All these
methods may have some impact on the
availability of guns in the future and
will undoubtedly help the police locate
more gun owners. Unfortunately, more
laws and regulations tend to open up the
black-market where gun transactions will
continue to flourish illegally. All we have
to do is look at our existing drug laws and
our failed attempt at liquor prohibition to
see that legislation is a slow process and
has definite limitations.
Declining Crime Rate
Although gun violence is in the spotlight because of the recent pattern of
school shootings, the violent crime rate
and criminal incidents involving guns
has been declining over the past several
years. Arguably, gun violence should be
increasing almost exponentially based on
the number of guns in existence and the
number of new guns being manufactured
year after year.
The question of how to stop gun violence on campus may best be understood
by looking at the connection between
“where” the incidents occur, “who” is
committing them, “who” are the intended
victims, and “why”. The most common
thread is the location…our high schools
and middle schools. The second pattern
that has emerged is that the perpetrators
are also students. The third pattern is
that the shooters were male and to varying degrees not apart of the mainstream
school social structure.
Copycat Crimes
Why this level of violence continues
to occur at schools, as opposed to some
other place, is obvious. The first school
shooting created media frenzy and the
offending students became infamous.
The massive media blitz creates a sick
notoriety for those who want to make
a statement by the massacre of fellow
students. Clearly, a “copycat” game is now
in play. Unfortunately, others may decide
that they want to beat the record and get
a higher body count. Aside from the media, it seems that the Internet is playing a
role in spreading the word about violence,
hate, and guns. For the first time in our
history, anyone on the Internet can learn
how to make a bomb or communicate
anonymously with hate groups, or with
terrorists.
I predict this sick copycat trend will
pass and the period will be recorded as a
dark time in our history. What is needed
now is increased awareness, both at home
and at school. Parents, teachers, and students need to communicate about the underlying issues and everyone needs to pay
attention for the telltale signs of violence.
Evidence of the potential for violence is
often found in a student’s home, on their
computer, in their notebooks or in their
locker at school.
Are Video Games to Blame?
Violent video games, like the firstperson-shooters, may have influenced the
mindless and surreal concept of randomly
shooting students. At no other time in
history could a young person have sat
for hours in front of a video monitor and
simulated the massacre of hundreds
people (or aliens) using
a highpowered
arsenal of
weapons.
This form
“electronic
entertainment” does
not represent
reality
because there
are no consequences after
pulling the
trigger. Graphic
shooter video
games teach the
player to seek
out and destroy
everything in their
path while displaying the blood and
guts in vivid color,
3-D, and with stereo sound effects. It
is not surprising that
a few of these video shut-ins may begin to
fantasize about shooting other students
they believe have tormented or shunned
them while at school.
How to Stop guns on Campus
Sure, we can make it more difficult to
bring guns onto campus. But this will
come at a cost of personal freedom. We
can build a fortress-like school with
higher fences, lock more doors, close the
campus, install magnetometers and x-ray
machines, and conduct pat downs and
random locker searches. The problem is
that the student violence could simply
move to another public gathering place
like a movie theater, a shopping mall, or a
restaurant.
When someone is carrying a gun at
school, usually other students will know,
but won’t say anything…that needs to
change. Many times parents will observe
a negative change in behavior of their
children, but won’t inquire or investigate
the suspicious activity…that needs to
change. Many parents allow their children
to surf the web everyday, without knowing how to supervise their activity…this
may be our greatest challenge. Teachers
are our messengers and have the forum
to promote discussions about the social
and moral impact of hate, violence, guns,
and computer video games…that subject
needs to be incorporated into the mainstream curricula.
For now, our students need more social
awareness, parental interaction, and protection by our existing laws. For the long
term, our society needs to figure out how
to deal with the availability of guns, how
to handle the programming content on
the Internet, in violent video games, and
in movies. Children are our future and we
need to help them find a balance between
the rapidly changing technology and with
traditional social values.
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Why do they call it a TV set when you only have one? Christmas - What other time of the year do you sit in front of a dead
tree and eat candy out of your socks?
Why is it that we drive through a parkway, and park in a driveway?
Why do they put the little “on/off ” words on a light switch? If the light’s on, you can
see that it’s on. If the light’s off, it’s too dark to see the words on the switch.
Why do you need a driver’s license to buy liquor when you’re not supposed to drink
and drive?
If olive oil comes from olives, where does baby oil come from?
Why are they called apartments when they’re all stuck together?
If con is the opposite of pro, is Congress the opposite of progress?
Why is bra singular and panties plural?
Why isn’t phonetic spelled the way it sounds?
Why are there interstates in Hawaii?
Why are there flotation devices under plane seats instead of parachutes?
Why are cigarettes sold at gas stations when smoking is prohibited there?
If 7-11 is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, why are there locks on the doors?
You know that little indestructible black box that is used on planes...why can’t they
make the whole plane out of the same material?
Why do they call that funny little statue a bust when it stops right before the part of
the body that it’s named after?
Why do they call them buildings when they’re already built?...They ought to call
them builts.
Why do they call men Cowboys? Bulls are the males, cows are the females... Men
should be called Bullboys.
Why do Cowboys wear a spur on each boot? If one side of the horse moves, the
other side goes with it.
If seagulls fly over the bay do they become baygulls?
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Phony cop pulls over real cop
A Parma, Ohio man thought it would be fun to play “let’s pretend,” as in let’s pretend
to be a police officer. According to Cleveland police, the man put a flashing blue light
on the dash of his car and pulled over a female motorist. Unfortunately for him, the
woman turned out to be a detective with the Cleveland Police Department. She called
for backup and our friend from Parma was quickly arrested. Police found a gun and a
stolen police radio in his car. He was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and
impersonating a police officer.
ATTORNEY: How was your first marriage terminated?
WITNESS: By death.
ATTORNEY: And by whose death was it terminated?
WITNESS: Take a guess.
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Fugitive Watch Co-Founder Appears
on Successful Investigation
Discovery Network Series.
Fugitive Watch Co-Founder and Retired San Jose Police Officer
Steve Ferdin recently appeared as a Special Guest on an episode of
new 13 part Investigation Discovery Network series titled “I Almost
Got Away With It”. The network has informed us that the series was a
tremendous hit and had one of the highest viewerships of any of their
programs. The series features exciting true stories of criminals on the
run for years until authorities finally caught up with them.
Fugitive Watch Co-Founder Steve Ferdin was asked to appear as an
expert on fugitives on the episode titled “Got Caught in the Shower”.
The episode tells the story about a fugitive that spends many months
on the run after he bludgeons his neighbor to death.
For those of you who may have missed the series, the network is
re-running the series on the Investigation Discovery Channel. Check
your local listings for the channel number in your area. It will be channel 271 on the San Jose Comcast Cable System. The air times on the
listings are Eastern Standard Time. The episode featuring Steve Ferdin
will be on the following dates and times.
May 17, 3:00 am
May 18, 10:00 pm
May 19, 1:00 am
May 22, 1:00 am
May 24, 3:00 am
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