Mark Schlachtenhaufen
The Edmond Sun

OKLA. CITY — Stolen Deer Creek High School senior photographs and rental movies “Half Baked,” “Evil Bong 3: The Wrath of Bong,” “What’s Your Number?” “Fast Five” and “Warrior” are part of a Deer Creek area burglary, police said.

Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Mark Myers said the agency is seeking assistance from the public to identify two persons of interest related to the incident. A video and surveillance image connected to the incident have been released by sheriff’s office.

On March 25, several cars were burglarized in the 21000 block of Landmark Road in Deer Creek, Myers said. The suspects stole several items including three credit cards, he said.

In the brief video clip, the males walk in together one with dark hair wearing a jacket with a white T-shirt and white shorts; the second male is wearing a long-sleeved blue T-shirt and blue jeans.

One of the credit cards was used at a Walmart located near North MacArthur and Reno, Myers said. Store surveillance video captured images of two males using the card to make unauthorized purchases, Myers said.

In the report filed by Deputy Michael Coburn, items listed as stolen were a Canon 5D Mark II camera body, a Canon EF 24-105mm L series, a 32 GB SanDisk flash memory, a Canon battery charger, a Canon DSLR battery, a DSLR storage bag, a 16 GB computer flash memory, a Coach leather wallet, an Arvest debit card, a Chase bank card, a vertical scanner with a bag of photographs, a Falcon tote bag, a 4-inch palm sander, miscellaneous tools, a Garmin GPS unit and a garage door opener. Total loss was valued at $5,528, according to the police reports.

Police said the scanner bag contained Putnam City North and Deer Creek High School senior and baby photographs.

Arvest and Chase notified the victim about unusual purchases on his accounts, police said. On March 25 alone, three of the stolen cards were used at stores including 7-Eleven, Walmart, a smoke shop, Dollar General, Sonic and Family Dollar, police said. The movies were ordered with a business card from Red Box videos, police said.

You may view the video clip at https://vimeo.com/41989154. Anyone with information related to the identity of these two persons of interest is urged to call the OCSO Investigations Division at 713-1017.

This guy has gone to the well to many times, Anthony and Curtis came back. stole another bottle, and left before the police arrived. The clerk got their license plate as they left, they called to ask why he took his plate down leaving the name and number on caller id. We will be putting up mugs and additional info soon so other liquor stores can check their video and solve some more crimes.

Check out April 7, 2012 report at http://crimeseen.com/content/i-want-all-your-cristal

WANTED SEXUAL BATTERY SUSPECT

Suspect description: White male, approx. 25 years of age, 6’0”/250 lbs, slight stubble beard – last seen wearing a black hoodie and black pants ***COMPOSITE SKETCH ATTACHED***

Suspect vehicle description: small older model 4 door car

Oklahoma City Police Sex Crimes investigators are asking for the public’s assistance identifying a suspect in a recent sexual battery case. The incident occurred on April 29th at approximately 11:30pm. The female victim and her boyfriend were parked at Lake Hefner when they were approached by the suspect, who identified himself as “Lake Security”. He was able to convince the victim to come back to the area of his vehicle. He then attacked her, and tried to force her into the car. Fortunately, she was able to fight back and get away without any serious injuries.

We want to identify this man as quickly as possible. Anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers 405-235-7300. Callers can remain anonymous, and may be eligible for a cash reward.

Black male, 300 lbs, bald, #3 on dark jersey, horse emblem on left pocket, dark extra long shorts, short facial hair?

Someone stole a green 2006 Alumacraft John Boat from my property. Ser # ACBD4517G506, Ok Watercraft Decal 2B700421

Date: 4/20/2012

Subject: Armed Robbery of a Business

Incident # 12-029174

On 4/11/2012 the Super Mart at 2600 N. Pennsylvania was robbed at gunpoint. Surveillance cameras inside of the store captured video of the robbery as it happened. Go to http://media.okc.gov/OnDemand/OCPD2012-029174.wmv to view the video.

Although the suspect's face was hidden by a mask, he was wearing distinctive clothing. He was described as a white male, approximately six feet tall with a slender build. He was wearing designer jeans, a green hoodie with a design on it, blue latex gloves and white tennis shoes.

Anyone with information regarding the identity of this man should call Crime Stoppers at 405/235-7300. Callers to Crime Stoppers can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward.

EDMOND — Oklahoma County Sheriff John Whetsel said the agency is seeking the public’s help in identifying a man who allegedly used a credit card stolen from a Deer Creek area home.

On April 3 Patrol Deputy Tyler Harrison was dispatched to a home on Sportsman Road to take a report on an incident that involved alleged fraudulent use of a teen’s emergency credit card, according to a report released by the sheriff’s office.

Investigators discovered the stolen card had been used for several unauthorized credit card transactions at stores across the metro, police said. They included Golden Chick, 7-Eleven stores, Walmart and Papa Murphy’s, police said.

At the time the report was filed, not all of the transactions had posted to the victim’s online statement yet, but the card had been canceled, police said.

Some of the businesses reported that they had surveillance video of the person using the card, police said. Investigators recovered surveillance video from a restaurant at 250 S. Midwest Blvd., Whetsel said.

Wednesday afternoon, the sheriff’s office released the video in hopes someone might identify the person so that investigators can speak with him, Whetsel said.

The video is a bit grainy, but investigators believe the person can be identified, Whetsel said. He is either an African-American or Hispanic male with a goatee believed to be in his mid-20s wearing a ballcap, jeans and a white T-shirt at the time of the incident, Whetsel said.

Anyone with information about the burglary or the identity of this individual is urged to call the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office Investigations Division at 713-1085. The video can be viewed on the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office YouTube channel at: http://tinyurl.com/7wskvdn.

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