Greenville Police Looking for Two Armed Robbers
Two thugs robbed the Hot Spot on Augusta Rd. early Friday morning. Police are still looking for them but GoUpstate has broken the PC trend and provided us with actual descriptions of the criminals:
Greenville authorities are looking for two black males accused of robbing a convenience store early Friday morning.
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One suspect is described as 5 feet, 8 inches and 175 pounds. He was wearing a ski mask, black T-shirt and blue jeans. The second suspect is 5 feet, 7 inches and 170 pounds. He was wearing an olive-colored long sleeved T-shirt and blue jeans.
Anyone with information about this case is asked to call the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office or Crime Stoppers at 23-CRIME.
Keep your eyes open.
Transvestite Robs Fabric and Paint Store
Fox Carolina is reporting on what has to be the world’s dumbest caper, complete with the perps having their car and video taped in front of the store. But they don’t mention the most interesting thing. The above surveillance pic seems to show a young man dressed up like Norman Bate’s mother breaking into a fabric store. I would just think this was an interesting tid bit that a report might mention:
Greenville Police said that officers responded to a front glass break alarm on Oct. 13 at about 4:23 a.m. at the Glidden Professionals store at 101 Verdae Blvd. in Greenville.
Police said the right front door’s glass was broken out. After searching the business, no suspects were found.
According to an incident report, the store owner’s said the only thing missing was the cash register’s money drawer containing approximately $50.
Video surveillance from the neighboring BILO store did not show a suspect vehicle arriving or leaving the scene.
According to another incident report, officers were called to the Hancock Fabrics store in the same shopping center on Oct. 13 at 6:30 a.m.
A fabric store employee said that nothing was missing and the safe was still locked, but the front left door’s glass had been shattered, according to the report. The cash register had been tampered with but the report did not say if any money was stolen.
The incident report said that a surveillance video from the fabric store showed a suspect pulling up in front of the store in a blue or dark color four-door vehicle around 4 a.m.
The video showed a suspect striking the door with a baseball bat and handing it off to another person before entering the store through the opening in the door.
The report said the suspect wearing dark gloves and a light brown stocking cap looking for something to take but leaving when he did not find anything of value.
Police said the suspect appeared to be driving a dark-colored, early 90s Nissan Maxima.
OK, it could be a pair of baggy shorts and a blue sweatshirt. But I’m telling you that looks like a blue house dress to me. And he/she seems to be wearing the kind of slippers my great-grand mother was fond of. Strange stuff.
Rotten Reporting: WYFF Thinks People “Ask for Money” by Pulling Guns on You
There have been several incidents in the Haywood Mall parking lot which police say are connected. WYFF, no doubt guided by an internal political correctness policy, decided the connection was that in all three incidents people were “asked” for money:
According to a police report, on April 27, a man said he was approached by a person with a handgun and was taken to his bank ATM to get $500.
Then on May 22, another victim said he was “swindled” out of the money when a man said he needed $500 to tow and repair his car.
Rampey said a third incident this week at the mall also occurred, but was different because the teenager said the man approached him for money, and would not leave him alone until he gave him $45.
“We are not sure if the incidents are all related or not,” said Rampey.
Er, that first incident definitely was not asking. The third one seems suspiciously like a reporter trying to downplay a strong arm robbery. In fact none of these episodes have anything in common with each other unless you remember that earlier in the article a police source says that the crimes were perpetrated by “similar” people.
WYFF of course has no description of these people. You wouldn’t want people to know what this dangerous criminal looks like after all, then they could keep themselves safe.
Fox Carolina at least narrows it down to a man in his 30s. When will the scourge of crime by these chameleon like bogeymen end?
Backpage Escort Posts Phone Number of Man Who Beat and Robbed Her
A tipster who is a “hobbyist” sent me this ad on the Adult Services section of Backpage. The word on the street is that most escorts aren’t reporting robberies out of fear of retaliation because their are gangs moving into the area. To protect themselves many of the working girls are refusing to see Black and Latino men, so non-White whoremongers you’re SOOL. Here’s what the ad says:
please be aware of this number 864-451-96**
this guy and robbed me had me in the hostipal for three weeks
Bad scene. I’d encourage the woman to go to the police but she’s not going to. I’m pretty sure this thug probably changed numbers so be careful out there ladies. Or better yet stop hooking.
That’s How They Got Capone!
Late last year Paula Hendricks was arrested and charged with embezzling nearly $800,000 from F.W. Tool and Die Works Inc. In her tenure as office manger she fudged the books for several years to hide her thievery. As if she wasn’t in enough trouble the South Carolina Department of Revenue is hitting her with additional charges that can land her in jail for up to 40 additional years.
BELTON — Paula K. Hendricks, a Belton resident, was arrested Friday on felony income tax charges.
South Carolina Department of Revenue investigators charged Hendricks with eight counts of income tax evasion for 2002-2009.
From 2002 through 2010, Hendricks was a bookkeeper for a local manufacturer. Through a joint investigation by investigators with the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office and the Department of Revenue, Hendricks was accused of stealing more than $800,000 from her employer, according to the state Department of Revenue.
The investigation showed Hendricks failed to report the proceeds from the theft as income on her state tax returns.
Hendricks altered her employer’s financial records to conceal the illicit payments. She is also accused of altering W-2 forms that reduced her legitimate income earned in 2008 and 2009 in attempts to further lower her tax liability.
During the period of investigation, Hendricks is accused of failing to report more than $810,000 of income. As a result, she has an outstanding tax liability of approximately $57,939.
Ha! Death and taxes Paula. Have fun in prison.