All articles tagged with #burglary
Angela Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov, known for extreme climbing stunts, scaled the Empire State Building to propose on the peak and shared a kiss as news helicopters circled; they appeared in a New York court facing charges including reckless endangerment, burglary and criminal mischief, defended their actions as art, and a further hearing was set for September 29.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb’s Texas home was burglarized in late July while he was at training camp in California, with more than $300,000 in property stolen. Police say a single intruder used a broken window to enter and exit, taking several high-end items. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities note this as part of a broader pattern of brazen burglaries targeting affluent athletes.
The Fairview home of Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb was burglarized on July 30 while he was at training camp in Oxnard, California, with more than $300,000 in property—four luxury bags—stolen after a broken window was noticed; police say there are no suspects and the investigation is ongoing. This marks the second known Cowboys player burglary in three years, amid a string of NFL player property crimes.
During the Cowboys’ Oxnard training camp, CeeDee Lamb’s home was burglarized on July 30, with thieves taking more than $300,000 in property, including four luxury bags. A broken window was noticed the next day, and no suspects have been identified. The incident highlights safety risks for pro athletes when teams travel for camps.
Terrell Williams, 44, is accused of breaking into a Cobb County home after a murder and later breaking into the home of NASCAR champion Greg Biffle; NC investigators say items from Biffle’s burglary were found at Williams’s home, and extradition is being sought to face 12 charges in North Carolina related to the Biffle case and a separate 2019 burglary.
Authorities arrested 44-year-old Terrell Williams of Georgia in connection with a January burglary at the late Greg Biffle's Mooresville home, with cell phone and GPS data tying him to the residence as investigators recover items including $30,000 in cash, a backpack, two firearms, and NASCAR memorabilia; Williams faces multiple felonies and the case remains open.
Investigators say Terrell Williams forced his way into Greg Biffle’s Mooresville home, stealing tens of thousands of dollars in cash, two Glock handguns, and NASCAR memorabilia; Williams spent hours inside and knew where surveillance cameras were located. The burglary occurred in early January, weeks after the Biffle family was killed in a plane crash at Statesville Regional Airport.
Terrell Williams, 44, of Stone Mountain, Georgia, has been charged with second-degree burglary in Iredell County for allegedly burglarizing the home of late NASCAR driver Greg Biffle after a December plane crash. Detectives linked Williams to the break-in through video, cellphone data and recovered stolen property, including about $30,000 in cash and NASCAR memorabilia. Williams also faces related charges from a Cobb County case, and authorities are pursuing extradition to North Carolina. The investigation notes a separate nationwide fraud probe involving Biffle’s inner circle, though no charges have been announced in that matter; stolen items were returned to the Biffle family."
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department released 27 photos of suspects believed to be involved in two mob-like AutoZone burglaries in East Los Angeles that occurred during weekend street takeovers; investigators urge the public to help identify suspects and provide tips via East Los Angeles station detectives or Crime Stoppers.
A Bellflower business was ransacked early Saturday as about 150 vehicles blocked the intersection in a large street takeover; 20–30 people entered the store while three suspects used power tools to break the front window, and 30–40 more ransacked inside for around two minutes before blending into the crowd. Deputies estimated the loss at nearly $30,000. No arrests had been made and investigators continued probing the incident, with citations issued for the street takeover.
LA County sheriff’s investigators released photos of 27 people suspected of a mob-like two-night burglary at an East L.A. AutoZone during street takeovers in August, detailing significant store damage and asking the public for help identifying the suspects through tip lines and detective contacts.
Police say a 27-year-old man burglarized Kim Kardashian’s Hidden Hills home during renovations, was arrested at the scene, and booked on burglary charges; Kardashian and her children weren’t at the property, which is not her primary residence, and a staffer’s car was reportedly stolen during the incident. Kardashian has previously endured a Paris jewelry robbery in 2016 and testified about fearing for her life at the time.
Deputies arrested a 27-year-old man at Kim Kardashian’s Hidden Hills estate after he was seen loading a car outside the gated home; authorities differ on whether the vehicle belonged to Kardashian or a staffer, and Kardashian’s team said the intruder did not gain entry or seize any belongings; no one was hurt.
A man burglarized a Kim Kardashian–owned home in Hidden Hills, stole one of her cars, and was arrested after deputies responded to the scene; the home was unoccupied at the time and the suspect’s identity has not been released as the investigation continues.
Authorities say security reported a burglary at a Kardashian-owned Hidden Hills property; deputies found a man inside the home around 3:45 p.m., arrested him, and booked him into LA County Jail on suspicion of burglary. The property is Kardashian's but not her primary residence, and the suspect's identity has not been released.