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NJ Man Wanted for Terroristic Threats; $7500 Reward TD Bank Robbery; Illegal Store w/ Rite Aid Merch

by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA
started: 10/12/14 3:43 am | updated: 10/12/14 3:46 am

Authorities in New Jersey are looking for the public's help in locating a fugitive wanted for attempted murder and kidnapping in connection with a domestic violence incident earlier this month involving his estranged wife. Magnolia Police and the Camden County Prosecutors Office are looking for 50-year-old Vincent White of Hamilton Township, Atlantic County. (pictured below) White is also wanted for making terroristic threats saying he was going to harm others and either kill himself or flee the country. He is described as a white man with a bald head, 5-foot-11 and weighing 220 pounds. He has not been seen since the incident on October 4th. Police believe he is driving a vehicle but do not know the make or model. Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts is urged to contact the Camden County Prosecutor's Office at (856) 225-8624 or Magnolia at (856) 784-1884, ext. 127.

Radnor Police are searching for two armed men who held up the TD Bank on Lancaster Ave. in Wayne, Delaware County on Saturday morning. It happened at 9:00 a.m. on the 200 block of East Lancaster Ave in Wayne, PA. The men entered the branch with hoods covering their heads and faces. (pictured below) They demanded the teller give them all the money in the drawer. One man pointed a 9mm handgun at the employees. When they were done the robbers forced the staff into the back of the bank near the safe and fled down a local street. They made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. There is a $7,500 reward for information that leads to the capture of the suspects.

Three men have been arrested for stealing $50,000 worth of merchandise from a Rite Aid warehouse and then reselling it to consumers in a makeshift convenience store set up in one man's Northeast home. Juan Agosto and Edwin Burgos operated and maintained the store in the basement the Hunting Park park home. The store was well stocked with everything from shampoos and lotions to toothpaste and razors. They had a sophisticated surveillance and security system installed because they were wary of being robbed themselves. It is now to the advantage of investigators who have video evidence of all the customers buying stolen merchandise and any others who were involved in the operation. Agosto and Edwin would pay Miguel Ortiz, who drove trucks for Rite Aid out of the Fairless Hills warehouse, $400 for $2-3000 worth of merchandise. A loss prevention officer for Rite Aid was investigating losses in inventory and saw Ortiz park his truck in a darkened parking lot. He then saw merchandise being loaded into a green pickup truck with Agosto and Burgos. Now all three face theft charges.

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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA | responded: 10/12 3:46 am

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