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There is a lot about this story that doesn’t make any sense. Email us at for more information, and check out our website about types of advertising we offer. "Unnerving, very unnerving," said neighbor Kim White. "It's supposed to be our safe neighborhood, things like that are not supposed to happen." Once the men left, the woman was able to free herself and call 911.
Section 8 and welfare people won’t risk losing their benefits for anything in the world! And this was done when, on the 1st o’ the month? Nah, they were too busy out there spending that cash.
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A 70-year-old woman, who was home alone, told officers that three men entered the home, bound her with tape and searched the home, threatening her with a knife. The assailants were dressed in black and wore gloves; two were wearing ski masks and the third wore a skeleton Halloween mask. All three are about 5 feet, 8 inches tall and thought to be of Hispanic descent because of their accent, Police Chief Gary M. Chamberland said.
Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. Both victims were taken to CGH Medical Center, Sterling. The woman suffered non-life-threatening wounds.
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Some of the hottest neighborhoods near Sterling, MA are Burncoat, Greendale, South Fitchburg, Forest Grove, Cleghorn. Police pursued the vehicle and the chase ended at westbound Hall Road near Auburn when it ran out of fuel. They also recovered money and personal belongings taken from the home. Martinez is charged with two counts of aggravated battery and one count of home invasion.
1st and the 15th only place that’s getting ransacked is Wal mart. There used to be a time when if you saw a spook in your neighborhood around Halloween you just closed your shades and made sure your door is locked. Now people see a clown and they freak out and dial 911. Just sayin, it’s almost as if she has Kim Kardashian-like powers.
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He said the suspects repeatedly asked for the location of a safe, but there was none. After ransacking the home for about 20 minutes, they escaped with about $1,000. The chief said the incident was not a random act.
Hope it’s not a new trend to fake home invasions. It’s one of the worst things ever, to not feel safe in your own home. And I wouldn’t want the karma of faking getting robbed. Lot of people messaging us on behalf of Richard J. Magdis and his daughter Stephanie Magdis Girouard, who own MNS Realty LLC. Richard Magdis lives in the home that was invaded. His wife was the one who was allegedly bound at knifepoint while her home was ransacked. Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting.
He was charged with first-degree home invasion, fleeing a police officer and assault with a dangerous weapon. Video from Sterling Heights police shows a long and intense high-speed chase. Friday (Nov. 12) to a home in the block of Westchester Road.
"No threat of violence was involved as the items were discovered stolen retrospectively. Inquiries into the circumstances are ongoing," police said. The statement said police were contacted Saturday night "after the occupants of the property came home and discovered a number of items including jewellery and watches had been stolen." Investigators believe that house was targeted because the homeowners posted on social media while celebrating a family member’s wedding day. Police said residents should be careful posting videos of events because it advertises being away from home.
Sterling Heights police responded to a home invasion call on Westchester Road, and the suspect fled in a black Mercedes. You can see video of police arriving and hear their confrontation with the suspect below. When officers arrived, they said they saw a glass back door wall had been shattered, and someone was exiting the home. They chased the man on foot, but a second person pulled up in a getaway vehicle -- a black Mercedes, according to authorities. Six officers who fired at a fleeing subject were justified in the fatal shooting, the Scott County Attorney said Friday.
Look, we understand that it’s not easy being a landlord. You have to deal with a lot of shitbags who don’t mind sleeping in their own filth and have no respect for other people’s property. But stuff like crumbling front stairs and mice infestation is something the landlord needs to take care of.
Then again, some tenants high on crack with a grudge could become quite motivated at that hour. And why would they steal a big black grandpa caddy that is very easy to find. When it was found, it was located 6 miles away, still in the boonies, not in main south area.
The men left in the woman's 2004 Cadillac DeVille with a Massachusetts registration of 641-WKM. The car was located Tuesday afternoon, on Boutelle Road in Sterling. Mr. Magdis and his daughter, Stephanie A. Magdis Girouard of Sterling, through their real estate company, MNS Realty LLC, own more than two dozen distressed rental properties in Worcester. Earlier this year, an inspection by the city of 22 of the properties controlled by the two turned up 61 violations of the minimum standards for human habitation under the state sanitary code.
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Each of the charges is a Class X felony under Illinois law that carries a prison sentence of six to 30 years. Coincidentally if the cops started looking on 190 they wouldn’t have found the car, because SOMEONE was dropping the car off across the street from a middle and elementary school. All 70 yr old white property owners who don’t repair their steps DESERVES to be robbed and tied up at knife point and have their car stolen. FIX YOUR FUCKING STEPS OR SUFFER THE CONSEQUENCES!!! He is actually hated in the city because of the drain on fire, police, code enforcement resources because of how he chooses to ‘manage’ his property and tenants HE chooses to rent to. The city needs to answer why he always gets a pass on the condition of his properties.
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