i just saw your face
& you look so scared.
i hope your learing your lesson tho.
Teen to be arraigned in theft of police officer's gun
7:38 AM Mon, Oct 27, 2008 | Permalink
Maria Armental Email
PORTSMOUTH -- An 18-year-old Portsmouth man is expected to be arraigned this morning in District Court, Newport, on charges of stealing a loaded semiautomatic handgun and police equipment from the pickup truck of an off-duty Little Compton police officer last week.
The gun and the other items have been recovered, the police said. No details were given on how or where they were found.
The Portsmouth police announced Saturday that they had charged Kyle Atkinson, 18, with receiving stolen goods (the gun), conspiracy to commit larceny of a firearm, and receiving stolen goods over $500.
Also charged was Kristen Shaw, 18, also of Portsmouth.
Shaw was charged with obstruction of a police officer in the execution of duty, and conspiracy to commit larceny under $500, both misdemeanors. She was released and will appear in court at a later date.
Two Portsmouth boys also were arrested in the theft. A 17-year-old was charged with conspiracy to commit larceny (felony), and conspiracy to commit larceny (misdemeanor). The other boy, 15 years old, was charged with larceny of a firearm, conspiracy to commit larceny of a firearm, larceny over $500, and receiving stolen goods under $500.
Last week, the Portsmouth police reported that the gun, as well as several other items, including a police baton, handcuffs, ammunition, a badge, two uniforms and a bulletproof vest were stolen from the officer's truck.
The police said the theft occurred on Tuesday at about 5 p.m. The unlocked truck was parked on the officer's driveway. The police have not identified the officer.
The officer was placed on administrative duty following the incident, standard procedure under department rules. The police referred a call this morning on the officer's status to Chief Sidney Wordell, who was not available for comment.
this is whats going on in my life
my bf is in jail. for being STUPID.
:(
i hope your learing your lesson tho.
Teen to be arraigned in theft of police officer's gun
7:38 AM Mon, Oct 27, 2008 | Permalink
Maria Armental Email
PORTSMOUTH -- An 18-year-old Portsmouth man is expected to be arraigned this morning in District Court, Newport, on charges of stealing a loaded semiautomatic handgun and police equipment from the pickup truck of an off-duty Little Compton police officer last week.
The gun and the other items have been recovered, the police said. No details were given on how or where they were found.
The Portsmouth police announced Saturday that they had charged Kyle Atkinson, 18, with receiving stolen goods (the gun), conspiracy to commit larceny of a firearm, and receiving stolen goods over $500.
Also charged was Kristen Shaw, 18, also of Portsmouth.
Shaw was charged with obstruction of a police officer in the execution of duty, and conspiracy to commit larceny under $500, both misdemeanors. She was released and will appear in court at a later date.
Two Portsmouth boys also were arrested in the theft. A 17-year-old was charged with conspiracy to commit larceny (felony), and conspiracy to commit larceny (misdemeanor). The other boy, 15 years old, was charged with larceny of a firearm, conspiracy to commit larceny of a firearm, larceny over $500, and receiving stolen goods under $500.
Last week, the Portsmouth police reported that the gun, as well as several other items, including a police baton, handcuffs, ammunition, a badge, two uniforms and a bulletproof vest were stolen from the officer's truck.
The police said the theft occurred on Tuesday at about 5 p.m. The unlocked truck was parked on the officer's driveway. The police have not identified the officer.
The officer was placed on administrative duty following the incident, standard procedure under department rules. The police referred a call this morning on the officer's status to Chief Sidney Wordell, who was not available for comment.
this is whats going on in my life
my bf is in jail. for being STUPID.
:(