24-year-old Andrew Steven Jung had such a strong appetite for ice-cream that he broke into St. Peter’s Catholic Church in St. Charles, Missouri to satisfy his craving. He was able to get ahold of the desired dessert by breaking a glass door to the kitchen of the building. After satisfying his craving, the intoxicated man fled the church, leaving his baseball hat behind. Jung was found three blocks away with the evidence smothered all over his face and clothes. When police caught up to him and questioned his actions, he admitted he was an “ice-cream junkie.” Jung was accused of
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Burglary Charges: “Ice Cream Junkie” Steals from Church
15 April 2013 by jacksonwhite | Burglary | No CommentsMan Makes 10-year-old Boy His Burglary Accomplice
29 January 2013 by jacksonwhite | Burglary | No CommentsCody Pederson, 28, told his girlfriend that he and her ten-year-old son were going out for a walk. He failed to mention that they would also be breaking into homes. Pederson didn’t just steal from the houses he and the boy broke into, he also damaged property. He caused about $5,500 worth of damage in one home after he broke the basement window, covered the walls in black paint, ripped cabinet doors off of hinges, and put holes in the walls. Cops discovered two sets of footprints coming away from that particular house—one large, one small. At another home, Pederson
Trespassing at Taylor Swift’s Nashville Home
28 December 2012 by jacksonwhite | Burglary, Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Trespassing, Misdemeanor Crimes, Theft Crimes | No Comments24-year-old Jacob Kulke was arrested in early December after he was found trying to break into the Nashville home of singer Taylor Swift. Tennessee prosecutors have decided not to press charges. Attorney for Kulke, Sean McKinney, claims that he was able to get the charges dropped by arguing several points, one of them being that Swift did not have any “No Trespassing” signs posted at her residence. Kulke also claims that guards at the house told him that he could go on to the property. However, neither of those stands as justification for why Kulke was attempting to break into
Burglar Calls 911 on Homeowner in Texas
6 December 2012 by jacksonwhite | 2nd Degree Burglary, Burglary, Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Felony Crimes, Theft Crimes | No CommentsThe Texas Police Department received two 911 calls pertaining to the same address. One of the calls came from a homeowner who called to report a burglary. The second call came from the burglar who wanted to report the homeowner for holding him at gunpoint and threatening to shoot him. While the two were waiting for police to arrive, the homeowner asked the intruder two questions: the homeowner asked the intruder what his name was and what he was doing inside of his house. The intruder told the homeowner his name was Lance and explained that he was “just unlucky.”
British Couple Shoots Burglars, Will Not Face Charges
3 December 2012 by jacksonwhite | Burglary, Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Self Defense Laws, Theft Crimes | No CommentsA British couple in the small rural town of Welby, near Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, was awoken by the sound of braking glass in their isolated cottage in early September. The couple was soon confronted by intruders in their bedroom, where Andy Ferrie pulled the trigger on his legally held shotgun, leaving two of the thieves with minor wounds. One of the burglars, 33-year-old Daniel Mansell, suffered a shotgun wound to the hand. Mansell, who has a past riddled with criminal behavior, broke into the Ferrie home with a T-shirt wrapped around his face after he was tipped-off that the cottage
Bizarre Burglary Case in Tempe, AZ Leads to a Plethora of Charges
30 November 2012 by jacksonwhite | Burglary, Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Drug Paraphernalia, Marijuana, Possession of Burglary Tools, Possession of Drugs, Possession of Live Wildlife, Theft Crimes, Weapons Charges | No CommentsAt 3:15 a.m. on Monday, Oct 15, 29-year-old Anthony Burton confronted two men who were attempting to burglarize his 2007 maroon Dodge Charger in the parking lot of an apartment complex near Southern and Priest in Tempe, AZ. Burton, who was armed with a handgun, forced 18-year-old Anthony Gammon and 20-year-old Alberto Rosciano back to his apartment at gunpoint. Burton then made the thieves return everything they had taken from his car before demanding that they remove all of their clothing. Burton later explained that he made the men strip to ensure that they didn’t have any additional stolen items
Domestic Violence Leads to Murder in Wisconsin Case
20 November 2012 by jacksonwhite | Assault, Burglary, Criminal Damage, Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Trespassing, Domestic Violence, Manslaughter, Murder, Sex Crimes | No Comments45-year-old Radcliffe Haughton was found dead with a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the Azana Salon & Spa in Brookfield, WI after he shot 7 women, killing three of them. Haughton’s estranged wife, whom had a restraining order against him, was working at the spa at the time of the shootings. On October 8, Haughton was ordered by police to stay away from his wife and surrender his firearms after he slashed the tires on her car. In addition, he had two previous domestic violence citations, one a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge from January 8, 2011. While authorities did not release
Attempted Crimes Come with Less Severe Sentences than Committed Crimes in AZ
6 November 2012 by jacksonwhite | 2nd Degree Burglary, Attempted Crimes, Burglary, Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Theft Crimes | No CommentsWhen you hear that someone has been arrested for burglary, you typically think that they broke into a person’s home and attempted to steal something of value. 53-year-old Susan Warren is facing two counts of attempted 2nd degree burglary, but not for breaking in and trying to steal anything. Warren is accused of breaking into people’s homes, cleaning them, and then leaving a bill with her phone number on it. According to Warren, she owns her own cleaning business, but she often gets bored. Warren said that she will drive by someone’s home and decide to hop out of her
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