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Falling Economy can Increase Petty Theft Crimes
The economy isn’t doing well that’s not new news, but what may be news is an increase in petty crimes. The Tempe police department is concerned that the economy is hitting people really hard and thus they may be more tempted to commit crimes. Police officials pointed out to reporters just how often people leave valuable [...]
Continue reading...Dumb Criminals – What NOT to do when Committing a Crime
Friday, October 17, 2008
If you are planning to commit a crime, the following are some tips on what to do and not to do. We are in no way promoting criminal activity, but simply making some observations based on some past criminal activity. If you plan to run away from police on foot, at least wear something that [...]
Continue reading...Seniors are Filing Bankruptcy More Often
Monday, October 13, 2008
Even at age 80, some may feel bankruptcy is the only answer. Ada Noda found she was no longer was able to work as bills continued to grow. Statistics are showing that Bankrupty filing by those under 55 has decreased. But senior bankruptcy filing is on the rise.
Continue reading...Mother Drives Teens to Attack 15-year-old Home Alone
Monday, October 13, 2008
Police are accusing a mom of helping her daughter and three other teenagers to break into a house in order to attack a 15-year-old girl. Kimberly Sutton of Glendale, is the mother of one of the teenagers that was arrested in this incident. Police say that she drove the girls to the 15-year-old girl’s home last [...]
Continue reading...Man Killed in his Own Home
Friday, October 10, 2008
It started with an indecipherable call that came into the 911 call center. The call came in around 12:30 am Sunday morning from a house near 70th Street and Cactus Road. Sgt. Tommy Thompson, a Phoenix police spokesman, reported that the 911 dispatcher could not hear anyone talking but could hear just noise. Police were sent to [...]
Continue reading...Wamu Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case
Friday, October 3, 2008
Lawyers for Washington Mutual Inc. and its bondholders stood before a Delaware bankruptcy court judge on Friday to haggle over assets – including $5 billion in cash – and set timelines for the organized downfall of what was once the nation’s largest savings and loan. On the first day of hearings in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy [...]
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
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