February 2013 - Fugitive Watch

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Table of Contents
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Featured Fugitives
ID
Fugitive
Want
13-18
Hernan Coto
Identity Theft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
13-20
Jesse Juardo
Identity Theft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
13-19
Unknown
Child Molest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
13-30
Unknown
Attempted Kidnapping. . . . . . . . . 5
13-55
Catherine Cano
Harboring a Fugitive. . . . . . . . . . . 6
12-151 Rocky Marquez
Escape. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
San Jose Leadership Fails to Seek Serious Soutions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
13-61
Auto Theft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
13-27Unknown
Robbery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
13-44
Murder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Formal PrisÓn Para Generales Relaciondas con el Narco. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Músicos de Kombo Kolombia, con El “Tiro de Gracia”. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Fugitive Watch Factoids. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
In Memoriam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Bustin’ Up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Movie Critics Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Mounting Costs of Measure B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
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Unknown
Vincente Duarte
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13-26Unknown
Robbery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
13-28Unknown
Theft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
13-31
Unknown
Attempted Kidnapping. . . . . . . . . 15
13-37
Unknown
Sexual Assault. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
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Logan Storm
Possession Child Pornography. . . . 16
04-180Unknown
Murder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
13-48
Unknown
Assault with a Deadly Weapon. . . 16
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Ricky Philsith
Sexual Assault. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
13-41
Jimmy Vasquez
Sexual Assault. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
13-40
Unknown
Bank Robbery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
13-60Unknown
Robbery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
13-42Unknown
Robbery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
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Brian Keith Fox
Murder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
13-63
Robert Gary Grant
Murder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
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Demetria Thomas
Murder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
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Hernan Coto
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Jesse Juardo
Identity Theft
robo
Santa Cruz County sheriff’s investigators are searching for two
suspects in connection with an identity-theft ring. Hernan Coto,
33, and Jesse Jurado, 32, have been linked to an identity-theft
ring that has victimized dozens of people in Santa Cruz County, including an 82-year-old
woman whose credit cards were stolen during a burglary, Deputy April Skalland said.
Coto and Jurado were arrested on Jan. 7 by the California Highway Patrol in a stolen vehicle
in possession of stolen credit cards and identity-theft items, but were released after posting
a bail bond, Skalland said. A warrant was issued for their arrest on Friday. Jurado is on
probation for felony evasion of a peace officer and Coto is on
probation for being in possession of narcotics while carrying a
firearm, Skalland said.
Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 to send a confidential
email tip, if you know their whereabouts.
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sexual assault
aasalto sexual
Police in Santa Cruz are searching for a man they say grabbed a 12-year-old girl in the buttocks.
The victim had been walking home from school in the 500 block of Walnut Avenue when the
suspect approached her from behind and groped her, according to Santa Cruz police. The victim
was not injured, and the suspect was last seen running up a flight of stairs leading to Grover
Land and Towne Terrace, police said. Several officers responded to the area, but the suspect
was not found. The victim provided details of the suspect’s description to investigators.
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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ayudar a resolver este crimen.
Is that him?
Yeah,
thats the
big bully!
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13-30
unknown
attempted kidnapping
secuestro
Investigators are seeking a man suspected of attempting to kidnap
a 3-year-old boy from a store in the Great Mall shopping center
in Milpitas on Jan. 6, Milpitas police said. The boy’s mother told
police that at about 5 p.m. that day, she was holding the boy’s hand
while in the Sporters team apparel shop with her husband. She
then felt a tug from the boy and let go of his hand, thinking that her husband had taken the
boy.
The mother then checked on her family members and saw the suspect walking out of the
store holding the boy’s left hand. She yelled at the suspect, who was only about 10 feet away
from her, and he let go of the boy’s hand and fled into the mall. The boy was unhurt. All police
officers on duty in Milpitas were sent to the Great Mall and assisted mall security with setting
up a perimeter at all entrances to the mall.
Police officers walked through the mall for an hour but did not find the suspect. The suspect is
described as an Asian male, aged 50 to 60 years old, 5’4” -5’6” inches tall and weighing about
200 pounds. Police have released a composite sketch of the suspect.
“We’re looking for anyone at the Great Mall who was there or who recognizes him to give us
a call,” police spokesman Sgt. Raj Maharaj said.
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Catherine Cano
harboring a fugitive
On May 14, 2012, at about 2:00 AM,
Rocky Marquez allegedly used another
inmate’s identification to escape the
Lower Buckeye County Jail. Surveillance
video footage shows Marquez allegedly
wearing another inmate’s civilian clothing
and identification to be released with
other inmates.
On May 1, 2012, a federal grand jury
handed up an eight-count indictment
with allegations tied to a large-scale
marijuana-distribution ring and Marquez’s
efforts to conceal the proceeds by
purchasing property, including two
$400,000 homes.
On January 14, 2013, Marquez was
captured at Catherine Cano’s home
in Detroit, Michigan. On January 25,
2013, Marquez pulled the same stunt by
switching identifications with another
inmate and walked out of the Detroit jail.
U.S. Marshals report that Marquez may
be with Catherine Cano, 49 years old
and her three children. She is now being
sought on a warrant charging her with
allegedly harboring a fugitive.
Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line
at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448)
or text us at 408-355-0999 to send a
confidential email tip, if you know their
whereabouts.
Por favor llame la línea de Los Fugitivos
en 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) o
texto en 408-355-0999 o envia un email
a [email protected], si usted sabe su
paradero.
Watch Video of Jail Escape at
www.fugitive.com
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Rocky Marquez
escape
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Formal Prisión Para Generales Relacionados
Un tribunal federal con sede en Guanajuato determinó ratificar el auto de dictado
en contra del General de División Tomás
Ángeles Dauahare y otros cuatro militares
acusados de proteger a los Beltrán Leyva,
por lo que continuarán presos y sujetos a
juicio por delincuencia organizada.
El Quinto Tribunal Unitario de Circuito
del Centro Auxiliar de la Tercera Región,
en la capital guanajuatense, resolvió que
existen indicios para sostener un proceso
contra Ángeles y los Generales Roberto
Dawe González y Rubén Pérez Ramírez.
También en contra del teniente coronel
Silvio Isidro de Jesús Hernández Soto y el
mayor Iván Reyna Muñoz, sometidos a un
juicio en la misma causa.
Los militares perdieron la apelación
con la que buscaban su libertad, debido a
que el tribunal consideró que la acusación
de la Subprocuraduría Especializada en
Investigación en Delincuencia Organizada
acreditó la existencia del delito y la prob-
able responsabilidad de los inculpados.
Si bien representa un revés para
la causa de los Generales, este fallo de
segunda instancia no es definitivo, pues
ahora tienen la posibilidad de impugnarlo a través de un amparo, que eventualmente deberá resolver un tribunal
colegiado.
Para el órgano jurisdiccional, los dichos de los testigos protegidos “Jennifer”
y Sergio Villarreal “El Grande”, narcotraficante que trabajara para Los Beltrán, sí
aportan un sustento al expediente de la
PGR, sin que existan otras pruebas aptas
y contundentes que permitan desestimarlos.
Dichos testigos colaboradores, ambos en Estados Unidos, aseguran que los
militares se confabularon para interceder
o prestar a los Beltrán Leyva la protección necesaria para descargar aviones
cargados de cocaína en los aeropuertos
con el
de Cancún, Toluca y Cuernavaca.
Con el fallo, el tribunal confirmó el
auto de formal prisión que el 6 de agosto
pasado resolvió el Juzgado Tercero de
Distrito en Procesos Penales Federales
de Toluca y que implicó el encarcelamiento de los militares,
pues el delito que les imputan
es grave.
La ratificación del
auto de formal prisión
convalidó la apertura
del periodo de instrucción de un proceso ordinario, en el
cual los acusados
y la PGR tendrán la
oportunidad de ofrecer todas las pruebas
que consideren necesarias para demostrar sus posturas.
Narco
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Músicos
de
Kombo Kolombia,
Un Integrante de Kombo Kolombia escapa y da ubicación de sus compañeros
Diez y ocho de los 20 integrantes del
Grupo musical Kombo Kolombia fueron
encontrados muertos en una fosa clandestina del municipio de Mina, Nuevo
León, a unos 30 kilómetros de distancia
de donde presuntamente llevaron a cabo
su última presentación musical.
El ejército mexicano localizó a un sobreviviente que ubicó el paradero de los 8
cuerpos.
De acuerdo a las autoridades que colaboraron en la búsqueda de los 20 integrantes del grupo que interpreta canciones como ‘Quiero Volar’ y ‘La Cumbia del
Chango’, éstos ingresaron por una brecha
a las faldas del Cerro por un espacio de
alambrado de púas, ya que el portón del
inmueble se encontraba con candados
y así pudieron dar con la fosa en donde
fueron arrojados los 18 músicos.
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con el
Se especula que los cuerpos fueron
trasladados en helicóptero a la SEMEFO
del Hospital Universitario en la capital de
Monterrey, además de informar que los
cuerpos presentan una rigidez que indica
un periodo de 36 horas de haber muerto,
es decir, poco después de que concluyera
su presentación privada en el Rancho “La
Carreta”.
Hasta este momento, la zona se mantiene asegurada por autoridades armadas.
‘Tiro
de
Gracia’
Recordemos que familiares de los 12
integrantes del grupo Kombo Kolombia
denunciaron la desaparición de sus integrantes y las 8 personas que conforman
el equipo técnico, mientras amenizaban
una fiesta.
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fugitive
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13-44
Vicente Duarte
murder
asesinato
The San Jose Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating Suspect
Vicente Duarte who is believed to have acted as an accessory in the killing of Dashawn
Brown on March 8th, 2012. Since the homicide occurred, detectives have identified Suspects
Ledesma and Duarte as being involved in the murder. Detectives have arrested suspect
Ledesma and he remains in custody on murder charges. Detectives have also identified
Suspect Duarte as being a participant in the crime as an accessory. Duarte’s whereabouts
are not known. Detectives are appealing to the public for information that will lead them to
Duarte.
408-355-0999 to send a confidential email tip, if you know his whereabouts.
Por favor llame la línea de Los Fugitivos en 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) o texto en
408-355-0999 o envia un email a [email protected], si usted sabe su paradero.
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The Campbell Police Department is seeking to recover a stolen cargo trailer. According to the
victim, on February 4th, 2013 between 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm this trailer (see photo) was stolen
from Whitehall Avenue in Campbell. The trailer did not have a license plate so the thief may
have put a stolen license plate on it.
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unknown
Auto Theft
robo
13-27
unknown
Robbery
robo
The Modesto Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying the man in this
photo. Detectives report that he is one of two who allegedly robbed the Game Stop at 3501
McHenry Avenue. The suspect in the photo allegedly brandished a handgun. He is described
as a Hispanic male 5’8” or 5’9” tall with a slender build in his early to mid 20s. The second
suspect was a black male with no further description.
www.fugitive.com
13-26
unknown
Robbery
robo
Police in Miami Gardens are asking for the public’s help in identifying two men that allegedly
robbed a Wendy’s fast food restaurant at the corner of Miami Gardens Drive and Northwest
27th Avenue and the robbery was caught on tape.
Detectives report that in December 2012 the two suspects allegedly jumped the counter with
a gun. Then they allegedly put it to the manager’s head, forcing him to open the safe. Watch
the video of the robbery at www.fugitive.com.
Watch the video at
www.fugitive.com
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12
13-28
unknown
Theft
robo
The Ceres Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying these two
suspects. Detectives report that on two occasions these two suspects, a white male and
white female, entered the AT&T store in Ceres and allegedly stole cellular phones from the
display.
www.fugitive.com
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Fugitive Watch Factoids
AB 2189 allows an estimated 400,
000 undocumented immigrants
to obtain driver’s licenses – those
in the federal Deferred Action
program for immigrants who came
to the U.S. as youths and have led
generally productive lives.,
The handles of almost two-thirds
of the shopping carts tested in a
2007 study at the University of
Arizona were contaminated with
fecal bacteria. In fact, the bacterial
counts of the carts exceeded those
of the average public restroom.
The Chinese Army has developed
a missile called the Carrier Killer
that travels to the edge of space
than returns to earth at 3,000
MPH to destroy American aircraft
carriers.
Tomatoes are usually referred to
as vegetables, but they are actually
a fruit.In 100 years the followers
of Jesus Christ in the Roman
Empire grew from 200,000 people
to 6 million people.
The Great Wall of China is the
same length as the distance from
Miami, Florida to the North Pole.
Romans bottled the sweat from
gladiators and sold it as an
aphrodisiac.
Death toll for building the Great
Wall of China exceeded one
million people.
Prices at Target Stores ending in
98 cents means the item has been
marked down.
Prices at Target Stores ending in
94 cents means the item’s price is
at it’s lowest.
Hawaii is the only state in the
US that has never had a reported
sighting of Big Foot.
Prices at Sam’s Club ending in 91
cents means the item is being sold
below cost.
Prices at Sam’s Club ending with
the letter “C” means the item is
discontinued.
US $1 bills lasts 18 months.
New York City Emergency
Services received over 20,000
calls an hour during the peak of
Hurricane Sandy.
Deseret Ranch in Florida is the
largest cattle ranch in the United
States. The Deseret Ranch is
owned by the Mormon Church.
US $100 bills, nine years.
John Malone ownes the most land
in the US. He ownes 2,200,000
acres of land. His holdings are
about the size of the Middle
Eastern country Jordan and just
over the size of Serbia. That
means the total sum of Mr.
Malone’s land is nearly three
Rhode Islands states or two
Delawares.
in memoriam
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Galt Police Officer Kevin Tonn was shot
and killed after responding to a burglary
call in the 200 block of F Street at approximately 11:20 am.
Police Officer
Kevin A. Tonn
Galt Police Department
California
End of Watch: Tuesday,
January 15, 2013
Upon arriving at the scene a witness
pointed to a suspect who was nearby.
As Officer Tonn approached the man
to question him the subject produced a
gun and fired a single shot, striking Officer Tonn. The man then fired at other
responding officers before committing
suicide.
Officer Tonn was transported to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced
dead.
Officer Tonn was a U.S. Army veteran
and had served with the Galt Police Department for three years. He had previously served as a firefighter and medic.
Sergeant
Rick Riggenbach
Chitimacha Tribal Police Department
Louisiana
End of Watch:
1/26/13
Sergeant Rick Riggenbach has been
identified as the police officer shot and killed
after he and two St. Mary Parish deputies
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responded to reports of a mobile home fire
and an armed subject on Flatown Road, near,
Charenton shortly after 9:00 am. The fire was
reported just off of tribal land about one quarter mile from a Chitimacha-owned casino.
When Sergeant Riggenbach arrived at the
scene, Wilbert Thibodeaux allegedly shot Sergeant Rick Riggenbach with a shotgun, fatally
wounding him. Thibodeaux then opened fire
on St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Deputies Jason
Javier and Matthew Strickland as they arrived
at the scene moments later. Both deputies
were critically wounded. Thibodeaux, who
was also wounded at some point during the
incident, was taken into custody by other
responding officers and transported to a local
hospital.
After the house fire was extinguished the
body of its owner, Eddie Lyons, was discovered in the debris. Lyons had been shot and
killed. Thibodeaux who started the fire and
has a history of mental illness.
Sergeant Riggenbach was a U.S. Navy
veteran and had served with the Chitimacha
Tribal Police Department for 4-1/2 years. He
had previously served 10-1/2 years with the
St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office. He is survived
by his wife, son, two daughters, and grandchildren.
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Attempted Kidnapping /
secuestro
Oakland Police Investigators today have released this composite sketch of a suspect in
connection with the attempted kidnapping of a 25- year-old woman. On December 17, 2012,
at 5:30 PM, it was reported that a 25 year-old victim was walking in the 3100 block of East
12th Street (near the Fruitvale BART station) when she was approached from behind by this
suspect who grabbed her. The suspect tried to pull her to a nearby, waiting vehicle. The victim
struggled and was able to escape. The victim reported at least two to three African-American
males were inside the waiting suspect vehicle. (No further description at this time).
The suspect in the sketch is described as an African-American male, early 20’s, 5’6”- 5’8”,
medium complexion, clean shaven, thin build, with brown eyes and brown hair styled in
dreadlocks. He was wearing a maroon hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.
The suspect vehicle is described as a black sedan with tinted windows. No weapons were
seen at the time of the attempted kidnapping.
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unknown
sexual assault / asalto
sexual
Santa Cruz police have released a sketch of a man suspected of
groping a 23-year-old woman a block east of City Hall, a police
spokesman said. The woman was leaning to retrieve some
things from her car at about 4:30 p.m. in a parking lot at the
intersection of Cedar and Church Streets, Santa Cruz police Deputy Chief Steve Clark said.
The suspect then reached under her skirt and grabbed her buttocks, Clark said.
When the woman turned around to confront the man, the suspect made some inappropriate
comments while slurring his speech and appeared to be intoxicated. A second male then
came up, apologized for the suspect and shoved the suspect into the passenger seat of a car
parked next to the woman’s, according to Clark. The woman ran to a nearby business to notify
police but the car was gone by the time officers got there.
The victim said the car was a silver 1990s-model Toyota 4Runner and described the suspect
as a white man about 25 to 30 years old who is 5’8” to 5’9” tall, weighs about 165 to 170
pounds with short dark hair, dark eyes and stubby facial hair and was wearing a blue T-shirt
and khaki pants. Police consider the case unrelated to the Jan. 11 groping of a 12-year-old girl
in Santa Cruz. Officers are currently following a promising lead in that case.
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Logan Storm
Possession of Child
Pornography
Logan Storm, a former teacher at Stoller Middle School in Beaverton, Oregon. Moments after
he was convicted in federal court of Possession of Child Pornography he disappeared leaving
behind his electronic monitoring bracelet. US Marshals warning they will arrest anyone that
is found to be hiding him. Deputy marshals are looking for a silver 2002 VW Jetta Wagon and
a 1999 green F-150 pickup.
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04-180
unknown
murder / asesinato
VICTIM
The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Department is asking for Fugitive Watch viewers help in
identifying the suspects responsible for the murder of Angel Valtierra. Detective Mario Sulay
reports that on March 5, 2004, Angel was reported missing from the area of 1134 Audubon
Drive in San Jose.
Angel had attended a party at that address and was last seen with people who attended the
party. Angel was murdered after being reported missing and his body was discovered one
month later. Law enforcement needs your help in solving this crime.
13-48
unknown
Assault with a Deadly Weapon
/ asalto
Police today released sketches of two suspects in a shooting
that injured four teenagers in Brentwood last week. The shooting
occurred around 6 p.m. on Jan. 21 when three to four males
driving in the 1100 block of Breton Drive opened fire on the teens
after commenting on their clothing, according to police.
The four victims, who range in age from 13 to 16, were all shot but are expected to survive.
Police said the shooting appears to have been gang-related but that there is nothing to
indicate that the victims are affiliated with a gang.
One is of the driver of the suspects’ car. He is described as a white man between 18 and 25
years old with blond hair.
The second sketch is of a passenger in the car, described as a Hispanic man around the same
age, police said.
The car itself is believed to be a white or light-colored late-model Honda or Toyota four-door
sedan, and the gun used in a shooting is described as a chrome or silver .22-caliber revolver.
408-355-0999 or send a confidential email tip, if you know the names of these suspects or
have any information that can help solve this crime.
408-355-0999 o envia un email a [email protected], si usted tiene alguna información que
pueda ayudar a resolver este crimen.
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1-800-9caught
13-49
Ricky Philsith
Sexual assault / asalto
sexual
San Francisco police today released a photo of a suspect and are asking for information on his
whereabouts after he allegedly tried to sexually assault a woman and then stabbed her in the
head in the city’s Outer Richmond neighborhood earlier this month. Ricky Philsith, also known
as Ratanaphon Philsith, is wanted for the Jan. 7 attack in the 400 block of 39th Avenue.
Philsith, 35, who is known to the victim, allegedly tried to sexually assault her in a home.
When she resisted, he began choking her and then stabbed her in the head with a knife,
police spokesman Officer Carlos Manfredi said. Philsith had also allegedly threatened to kill
the victim and her boyfriend. He is known to have two firearms registered to him and carries
a knife and may be in possession of those weapons, according to police. Philsith is described
as being 6 feet tall and weighing about 180 pounds with black hair and pockmarks on his
face. He speaks Thai and limited English and has been known to drive a 2011 dark gray Toyota
Seneca with license plate #KUMAN77.
Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408355-0999 to send a confidential email tip, if you know his whereabouts.
Por favor llame la línea de Los Fugitivos en 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) o texto en 408355-0999 si usted sabe su paradero.
13-41
jimmy vasquez
Sexual Assault
asalto sexual
The San Jose Police Department is currently seeking Jimmy Vasquez on a $100,000 warrant
charging him with with allegedly committing a forcible rape. According to Detective Wayne
Smith, Jimmy Vasquez is known to use the alias of Jimmy Sanchez. He is also known to be
self employed, as a driver for Bus Limo and Charter Services. Vasquez’s listed address is in
Fremont and he could be driving an 1998 4 door Toyota with a license plate number #6NXP56.
The address on the vehicle registration, is in Los Banos California.
Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408355-0999 to send a confidential email tip, if you know his whereabouts.
Por favor llame la línea de Los Fugitivos en 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) o texto en 408355-0999 o envia un email a [email protected], si usted sabe su paradero.
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13-40
unknown
Bank Robbery
robo
San Francisco police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two men who robbed a bank
in the city’s Richmond District earlier this month. The robbery was reported shortly before noon
on Jan. 4 at a bank in the 6000 block of Geary Boulevard. The pair entered the bank and one
suspect held employees at gunpoint while the other stayed near the doors, police said.
Bank employees handed over an undisclosed amount of cash to the suspects, who then fled
and were last seen getting into a dark-colored vehicle, according to police. The suspects
were caught on surveillance video at the bank, and police have released images of them in
the hopes that the public can help identify them. The armed suspect was described as a black
man between 30 and 35 years old who is about 6 feet 1 inches tall and between 230 and 250
pounds.
He had a dark and possibly fake beard, and was wearing a black-and-blue checkered longsleeve shirt, a black Orlando Magic hat and a black shoulder bag, police said. The other
suspect, described as a black man about 5’6” tall, was wearing a white-and-black checkered
hooded jacket.
13-60
UNKNOWN
Robbery
ROBO
The San Jose Police Department is asking for the public’s help in
identifying two suspects in a recent home invasion robbery that
occurred in 400 Block of Mahoney Drive in East San Jose. On
2/1/2013, at approximately 1:51 A.M., two adult female victims (a
mother and daughter) were home alone when the 74 year old mother heard someone breaking
into her daughter’s car which was parked in front of the residence. The mother yelled at the
suspect to stop. The suspect then gained entry into the residence through a front window.
Once inside, the suspect punched the mother in the face repeatedly. The mother and daughter
were able to flee the residence on foot.
The suspect and a second adult male suspect then chased both women down the street. The
first suspect caught up to the mother in the middle of the street and assaulted her a second
time. The mother was able to escape and again fled on foot. Again, the first suspect chased
the mother and assaulted her a third time. During the third assault, the suspect placed a gun
to the victim’s neck and threatened to kill her. The daughter was able to make it to a neighbor’s
house and notify police. In the meantime, the suspects went back to the victim residence,
entered it and ransacked it. The suspects took multiple pieces of property before fleeing on
foot before officers could arrive.
The 74 year old mother was transported to a local hospital via ambulance where she was
treated for a broken nose, multiple abrasions and bruising to her face, two black eyes, and
abrasions to both arms. The 43 year old daughter was not injured. The unidentified suspects
remain at-large.
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13-42
unknown
robbery
robo
The Palo Alto Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying the man in this
sketch. According to detectives, a man and woman were walking in downtown Palo Alto when
this suspect robbed them at gunpoint. At about 8:45 p.m., the man and a woman were walking
along the sidewalk in the 300 block of Ramona Street when this suspect approached them and
blocked their way.
The man had a handgun and robbed them of their wallets and purse. Neither victim was
injured, but police said the incident should serve as a reminder for people to be aware of their
surroundings when out walking.
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.
408-355-0999 o envia un email a [email protected], si usted tiene alguna información que
pueda ayudar a resolver este crimen.
No Charge:
Policeman: “I’m afraid that I’m going to
have to lock you up for the night.” Man:
“What’s the charge officer?” Policeman:
“Oh, there’s no charge. It’s all part of the
service.
Who’s The Father:
A young boy comes running down the
street looking for a cop. He finds one and
then begs “Please, officer, come back
to the bar with me, my father’s in a fight.
“Well, they get back to the bar and there’s
three guys fighting like you wouldn’t believe. After a while the cop turns to the kid
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and says “Okay, which one’s your father.”
The kid looks up at the cop and says, “I
don’t know, officer, that’s what they’re
fighting about.”
Stolen Cop Car:
Two cops, Ben and Earl, pull up to a
Burger King on a meal break. They go
inside and Earl holds a spot while Ben
places the order at the counter. Earl looks
out the window, notices someone taking off with their police cruiser and runs
outside. Ben, hearing all the commotion,
runs outside and asks Earl what happened. “Ben! Ben! Someone just drove
off with our cruiser!” “Did you try to stop
him?” Ben asked, “I did better than that! I
got the license plate number!”
Old Injury:
Two retired cops, who had not seen
each other for a while, are approaching
each other on the sidewalk and both are
dragging their right foot as they walk. As
they meet, one looks at the other knowingly, points to his right foot and says,
“Happened in a gang shootout, South
Bronx, 1999.” The other officer hooks
his thumb over his shoulder and says,
“Stepped in dog poop, 20 feet back,
watch your step.”
Eucalyptus Drive:
Emily Sue passed away and Earl called
911. The 911 operator told Earl that she
would send someone out right away.
“Where do you live?” asked the operator.
Earl replied, “At the end of Eucalyptus
Drive.” The 911 operator asked, “Can
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you spell that for me? There was a long
pause and finally Earl said, “How ‘bout if I
drag her over to Oak Street and you pick
her up over there?”
Legal Drinking Age:
The Tennessee Police Department has
issued notices to all liquor stores that they
have raised the minimum drinking age
in that state to 32. It seems they want to
keep alcohol out of the high schools!
Won’t Listen:
The Judge said to the defendant. “I
thought I told you I never wanted to see
you in here again.” “Your Honor,” the
criminal said, “that’s what I tried to tell the
police, but they wouldn’t listen.”
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13-62……Brian Keith Fox
13-63……Robert Gary Grant
13-64……Demetria Thomas
Murder / Asesinato
Police have identified three suspects wanted in connection with the murder of a 20-year-old man at a Pittsburg gas
station last week, a police lieutenant said today. Bay Point resident Brian Keith Fox, 22, Robert Gary Grant, 24, and
19-year-old Demetria Thomas are all suspects linked to the fatal shooting of Timothy Smith, Jr. at a Union 76 gas
station on Jan. 29, Lt. Ron Raman said.
The shooting was reported around 9 a.m. at the gas station at 2150 Railroad Ave., sending customers running and
leaving Smith with a fatal gunshot wound to the head, according to authorities. He was pronounced dead later that
day. Raman declined to disclose a motive for the killing, but said that Smith was “definitely the intended target.”
Police quickly identified Fox as a suspect in the slaying and said today that Thomas and Grant are also suspects.
FOX
All three have criminal histories. Raman said both Fox and Grant have prior drug and weapon-related convictions,
while Thomas, who also goes by the nicknames “Deme” or “Diamond,” has one prior arrest and is believed to
solicit escort services via the Internet. The three suspects are known to frequent Oakland and San Francisco. Law
enforcement officers there have also been notified of the warrants for their arrest.
Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 to send a
confidential email tip, if you know their whereabouts.
GRANT
THOMAS
Por favor llame la línea de Los Fugitivos en 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) o texto en 408-355-0999 o envia un
email a [email protected], si usted sabe su paradero.
Movie Critics Corner: Life as a House
by Steven Ferdin, Jr.
Veteran producer Irwin Winkler has about fifty
movies under his filmography which extends
as far back to 1967’s Double Trouble starring
Elvis Presley and has been responsible for
producing several other critically acclaimed
works such as Raging Bull, Goodfellas,
andRocky for which he won an Academy
Award for in 1976. However, his credits as a
director only comprise of seven movies, one
of which was the elusive 2001 release Life As
A House.
Kevin Kline plays George Monroe, an
architect who is estranged from his family,
especially his oldest son Sam, played by
Hayden Christensen before his wider fame
a year later in Star
Wars. After George
quits his job in a fit
of rage, he looses
conscience in what
he soon discovers
to be caused from
a terminal case of
cancer. He chooses
not to reveal his
condition to anyone,
and decides to embark
on the final project of
his life, tearing down the shack he lives in and
building a house to give Sam after his death.
George makes Sam cancel his summer plans
with his friends to help him build his house,
which deeply infuriates him, still oblivious
about his terminal state. In time the two build
their house, as well as their relationship,
between Sam, George, his ex-wife, and
several other people in their lives.
Life As A House is an under-appreciated
movie which grossed a modest $23.9
million worldwide. This film features a
great example of character development, as
people struggle to cope with the ones they
thought they knew and in time learn to truly
appreciate one another. A slightly formulaic
drama, I recommend Life As A House as a
great character
driven movie
about family and
personal change.
While taking a vandalism report at an elementary school, an officer was interrupted by
a little boy about six years old.
Looking up and down at his uniform, he asked, “Are you a cop?”
“Yes,” he replied and continued writing the report.
“My mother said if I ever needed help I should ask the police. Is that right?”
“Yes, that’s right,” he told him.
“Well, then,” he said as he extended his foot towards the officer, “would you please tie
my shoe because i dunno how?”
Some calls take priority.
Via Cambridge City Police Dept.
Mounting Costs
Sold to voters as the way to save the
city’s finances and to restore services
immediately, San Jose’s Measure B has
yet to save the City a single dollar. In fact,
based on a report from San Jose Inside/
Metro Newspapers, City Attorney Rick
Doyle pegs the City’s current expenses
on outside attorneys at over $830,000.
While that’s an outlandish number, the
meter has just begun to run.
What has the city got for its $800,000?
Well, it was forced to drop its own Federal
lawsuit against city unions and has lost
its bid to put the unions’ lawsuits on hold
in State court (State law is considered to
have even stronger protections for vested
rights). Consider this, the trial has not
even started yet. This is the bill-most believe the actual bill is even higher, it just
hasn’t been reported yet—for just getting
warmed up.
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of
Measure B
In addition to the six Measure B lawsuits, the San Jose POA has two separate arbitration actions against the City
regarding Measure B. All of this is being
handled by the outside law firm of Meyers Nave. But that’s not all. Based on the
City’s shoddy bargaining practices seven
separate complaints from seven separate unions have been
filed against the
City with the
state Public
Employee
Relations
Board.
These complaints are
being handled
by another highpriced outside
law firm.
The point being with all this, is that
every dollar spent on these law firms
is a dollar taken away from serving the
residents. Measure B supporters told
employees and residents who raised
concerns with the cost of lawyers—not to
worry. We’ll save more than we spend.
Well, that hasn’t panned out so far.
Next on the horizon, of course, is that
the high priced lawyers are also being brought in to handle all the
negotiations with city unions. The
billable hours are being racked up
at a staggering pace. Measure B and
the wake of labor strife have made
some clear winners: the city’s hired
legal guns.
This article originally appeared in the
Billy & Spanner Newsletter and is being
reprinted with their permission.
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Mayor Reed And Councilperson Herrera Fail To Seek Serious Solutions
San Jose’s firefighters and police officers
agree that political rhetoric and posturing
should be set aside and that city leaders and
public safety unions should focus on finding
solutions to serious public safety challenges.
Moving forward, however, must begin with a
clear record.
Unfortunately, the Mercury News chose
to view pension reform through rose-colored
lenses: Measure B is pension reform. Unions,
some council members and some candidates
oppose Measure B. Therefore, unions, some
council members and some candidates oppose pension reform. It’s nonsense, and this
paper knows we offered legal and substantial
pension reform that was rejected by the city in
favor of the legally flawed Measure B.
This was the fallacy that allowed Mayor
Chuck Reed to effectively eliminate collective
bargaining in San Jose and muted warnings
about the measure’s impact on public safety.
Never have city leaders and its workforce
been this divided, yet there has been no
criticism of Reed’s divisive leadership from
the Mercury News. Why have other cities not
experienced similar turmoil? The answer is
simple: Leadership.
The police and fire unions took pay cuts,
increases in health care premiums and offered
legal pension reform that could have already
been implemented. Instead, we have rising litigation costs, no pension savings and talented
employees leaving in droves. Both Reed and
the Mercury News knew this would happen.
Your editorials attacking police officers
and firefighters for expressing our serious
concerns with Rose Herrera omits all of the
reasons why we believe she’s a poor choice
for our city. Your implication that we’re opposed to legal pension reform is untrue and
disingenuous.
Our opposition to Rose Herrera is rooted
first and foremost in her abysmal public safety
record and her untruthful flip-flops on issues
such as placing a tax measure before the
voters. Your insistence that our opposition is
solely based on the unlawful Measure B is
inaccurate.
In June, Herrera opposed reinstating the
burglary investigations unit, arguing officers
shouldn’t be pulled from patrol, and said that,
in August, the council would be putting a sales
tax measure on the ballot and could look at
restoring the unit then.
Herrera could have urged the use of
overtime burglary suppression teams. That’s
how the city tries to keep a lid on gang
violence. Then August came and Herrera flipflopped on the sales tax measure. She voted
against it. The council never took up reinstating the burglary investigation unit.
We informed voters that Herrera voted
against supporting proposition 35, which
cracks down on human trafficking.
Herrera joined the entire council and
voted against the council taking a position in
support of proposition 35, even though the
city staff urged support and the Mercury News
recommended that voters approve the proposition. This was typical of Herrera’s disregard
for public safety.
We find ourselves wondering why the
editorial pages were silent when the state fair
political practices commission declared Reed
had violated the law by funneling $100,000 in
campaign cash to assist Herrera.
We’re proud of our support for Jimmy
Nguyen and pleased that he defeated Herrera in the 17 precincts in which our members
walked door-to-door. our members’ integrity,
solidarity and character are strong, and this
paper will not shake that. They have continued to serve despite the turmoil the mayor
has manufactured. It’s time to show them the
respect that they earn every day.
We’re renewing our call for public labor
negotiations. Reed balked at public negotiations, but residents should know who’s serious about finding solutions.
Editor’s Note: Jim Unland is president
of the San Jose Police Officers Association,
and Robert Sapien Jr. is president of San
Jose Fire Fighters Local 230. This article was
originally published by the San Jose Mercury
News and is re-printed with permission of the
authors.
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