10 charged with burglary in connection with l**ting of Milwaukee stores during violent protests
Jul 6, 2020 22:57:12 #
MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee County prosecutors filed burglary charges against nine men and one woman in connection with l**ting in the wake of the officer-involved death of G****e F***d in Minneapolis on May 25.
“Everything here was full,” said Sam Ramahi, owner of Trend Benderz. “Everything has been taken out. All my tables are empty.”
Trend Benderz near 35th Street and Capitol Drive was one of the stores wiped bare. When the owner watched the surveillance video — he couldn’t believe what he saw.
“So far, we are estimating damage with inventory anywhere between $600,000 to $700,000,” said Ramahi
Prosecutors said Gilbert and Nelson were among those swarming in. Gilbert told police he was “going to take something from the store” after seeing it had been broken into, but was “stopped by the police outside” before he could, according to prosecutors. Nelson told police he was just released from prison, and saw people carrying shoes out of the store. According to prosecutors, he said he went in, but all of the shoes had already been taken.
The owner of Trend Benderz said it only took 15 minutes for l**ters to clear his shelves.
https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/10-charged-with-burglary-in-connection-with-l**ting-of-milwaukee-stores-during-violent-protests?fbclid=IwAR3Z5zCEeuwgn6sH1ib9sUVFiz0C6kCmiwlsyX8wEcFOTYUHtug0e8q8D3k
“Everything here was full,” said Sam Ramahi, owner of Trend Benderz. “Everything has been taken out. All my tables are empty.”
Trend Benderz near 35th Street and Capitol Drive was one of the stores wiped bare. When the owner watched the surveillance video — he couldn’t believe what he saw.
“So far, we are estimating damage with inventory anywhere between $600,000 to $700,000,” said Ramahi
Prosecutors said Gilbert and Nelson were among those swarming in. Gilbert told police he was “going to take something from the store” after seeing it had been broken into, but was “stopped by the police outside” before he could, according to prosecutors. Nelson told police he was just released from prison, and saw people carrying shoes out of the store. According to prosecutors, he said he went in, but all of the shoes had already been taken.
The owner of Trend Benderz said it only took 15 minutes for l**ters to clear his shelves.
https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/10-charged-with-burglary-in-connection-with-l**ting-of-milwaukee-stores-during-violent-protests?fbclid=IwAR3Z5zCEeuwgn6sH1ib9sUVFiz0C6kCmiwlsyX8wEcFOTYUHtug0e8q8D3k
Jul 7, 2020 09:29:42 #
thom w
Loc: San Jose, CA
Vietnam Vet wrote:
MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee County prosecutors filed bur... (show quote)
What point are you trying to make?
Jul 7, 2020 15:47:58 #
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