Robbery

Parkersburg Police Chief Matt Board says his department got a call about the incident at 5:09 p.m., and officers had the suspect detained at 5:16 p.m..

Board believes the suspect went into Michael’s and demanded money from an employee. Board says officers will question the suspect, and there is no threat to the community related to this crime. Board says Michael’s employees were able to call 911 and give a good description of the vehicle the suspect left in.

A St. Johnsbury man is due in court Monday afternoon on ten criminal charges related to a alleged bank robbery. William Garrett, 37, is accused of robbing ...

The Philippines is hoping to deport the suspects behind a string of robberies in Japan by the second week of February in time for President Ferdinand Marcos ...

[Philippines willing to deport alleged robbery ringleader to Japan](/news/2023/01/abe66bd72021-charges-in-manila-may-stall-deportation-of-robbery-mastermind-luffy.html) ["Luffy" Japan robberies head suspected to be behind Manila fraud ring](/news/2023/01/61fd20c231fa-man-in-japan-also-employed-luffy-username-to-organize-robberies.html) [Man detained in Manila allegedly gave robbery orders in Japan via app](/news/2023/01/df1daf8ad557-breaking-news-alleged-ringleader-of-japan-robberies-is-man-detained-in-manila.html) The Philippines is hoping to deport the suspects behind a string of robberies in Japan by the second week of February in time for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s visit to the country, a senior Philippine government official said Monday. Philippine Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla made the remarks during a press conference, at a time when Japanese police have been requesting the transfer of the suspects to Japan from Manila where they are currently detained.

A senior Philippine official said any decision to deport the suspect ultimately rests with a local court and there is a chance that an early deportation may ...

TOKYO -- Police investigating a murder-robbery case in western Tokyo have found evidence on a smartphone indicating that a person going by the name.

The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the suspected involvement of the same group in the series of robberies. A delivery slip with the victim's address was also found in the car. 20, and analysis of a smartphone found in it revealed a record of a transmission of Oshio's address from a person named "Kim Young-jun," who is believed to be the mastermind, via the encrypted messaging app Telegram.

The Philippines is willing to deport Yuki Watanabe, alias 'Luffy,' a suspected mastermind behind a string of robberies in Japan who is now in detention in ...

As Japan and the Philippines do not have an extradition treaty, that case must first be cleared before he can be deported. Given that Watanabe faced a deportation order in May 2021, the investigative source said he was "surprised" that Watanabe has still not been sent to Japan. MANILA - The Philippines is willing to deport Yuki Watanabe, alias "Luffy," a suspected mastermind behind a string of robberies in Japan who is now in detention in the Southeast Asian country, once a local case against him is cleared, officials said.

Tokyo police say a phone found in a rental car they believe was used in a robbery-murder contains a message showing the home address of the victim.

Police suspect a single group committed all of the crimes. It was sent before the crime under the name of "Kim." He had already been arrested over suspected involvement in another robbery-assault case.

The Philippines' justice secretary says officials from his country and Japan will hold talks on Tuesday on the handover of Japanese nationals suspected of ...

The president is scheduled to make the trip in the first half of February. Remulla said he hopes to settle the matter before President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Police suspect one or more of these people used the alias "Luffy" to give instructions to perpetrators of robberies in Japan.

The Philippines is willing to deport Yuki Watanabe, alias "Luffy," a suspected mastermind behind a string of robberies in Japan who is now in detention in ...

Watanabe has been charged with violating a law on violence against women and children, according to a local court. One such person has been detained for nearly 10 years using such methods, he said. As Japan and the Philippines do not have an extradition treaty, that case must first be cleared before he can be deported.

The Philippine justice secretary said he wants the incident resolved before President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s planned visit to Japan in the second week of ...

MANILA (Kyodo) -- The Philippines is hoping to deport the suspects behind a string of robberies in Japan by the second week of February in time for Pr.

The transfer will be discussed by the Philippines and Japan on Tuesday at the earliest, according to a Japanese government official. The Japanese police have sought the transfer of Yuki Watanabe, alias "Luffy," the suspected mastermind of the robberies, and three other men after obtaining arrest warrants on suspicion of theft in connection with a scam targeting elderly people in Japan. According to Remulla, many of those detained are seeking to escape deportation by having cases filed against them.

Police in Madang have arrested a 23-year-old man from East Sepik alleged to have been involved in an armed robbery at Madang's Weng Trading on February 24, ...

The suspect had been in hiding since. Madang Provincial Police Commander Superintendent David Seine Jr said according to the police brief, about six suspects allegedly armed with offensive weapons including homemade stapler gun and a factory-made pistol, has been monitoring the Chinese National and his local PNG employees at Golden Kakaruk store before they executed the robbery. “They are doing fine but the problem is logistics and we are looking at addressing that.

Seattle Police officers responded to an armed robbery where victims reported two males stole from them and shot a round before leaving in a vehicle near ...

SPD K9 responded to help locate the second male suspect but did not locate him. The two male suspects were seen leaving in gray pick-up truck heading southbound out of the park. The two male suspects approached the group while they were at the Water Tower Observation Deck.

Witnesses told police the armed robbery happened late Sunday night in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood.

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Detectives are asking for the community's help in identifying a man who robbed a Family Dollar on Saturday night.

Police say officers responded to the Family Dollar located at the 900 block of South Arlington Street around 8:30 p.m. The suspect was last seen getting into a dark-colored vehicle that was headed northbound out of the parking lot after the robbery, police say. Police say the suspect flashed a handgun and threatened the manager before leaving the store.

An armed robber got away with an undisclosed amount of cash after holding up a convenience store in southern Stafford County on Sunday night, police said.

The suspect displayed a handgun before taking the cash. According to the Stafford Sheriff’s Office, the robbery took place shortly before 8:30 p.m. He was wearing tight gray pants, a black T-shirt under a button up plaid shirt, a blue mask and a gray and black hat with an “M” on the front.

Akron police are asking for help in identifying a man who threatened a manager at the Family Dollar store on South Arlington Street Saturday.

Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Akron Police Department Detective Bureau at 330-375-2490 or 330-375-2Tip. Police responding to the store said an employee told them the suspect reportedly brandished a handgun and threatened the manager before fleeing the store. Police said the suspect was last seen getting into a dark-colored vehicle that headed northbound out of the parking lot after the robbery.

One of the suspects ordered the victims to hand over their belongings and then attacked a man in the group while the other suspect fired a round into the ...

MANILA (Kyodo) -- The Japanese government on Monday requested that the Philippines deport four suspects allegedly behind a string of robberies in Japa.

The four were among 36 members of a fraud group that Philippine immigration authorities detained in November 2019 and are believed to have played key roles. Japan has sought the transfer of the four after Japanese police obtained arrest warrants on suspicion of theft in connection with a scam targeting elderly people in Japan. Among the four suspects, the suspected mastermind or masterminds, who go by "Luffy" and "Kim," are expected to be included.

The Philippine government has committed to fast-track the deportation of four Japanese nationals suspected to operate a robbery ring in Japan, including the ...