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POLICE BRIEFS
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Posted on Aug 05 2005
MONEY STOLEN FROM POKER ESTABLISHMENT
Some $1,399 in cash was stolen from a Chalan Kanoa poker establishment, the Attorney General’s Office said.
In a criminal case it filed with the Superior Court this week, the AGO said the money was stolen from the J & W Poker last May 24.
CNMI chief prosecutor Jeffrey Moots charged 29-year-old Hu Xin with theft. The criminal information did not specify the defendant’s gender. (John Ravelo)
MAN IN HOW WATER FOR STEALING BEER
A man is now in hot water for allegedly stealing beer and other merchandise from a Dandan store sometime last month.
The Attorney General’s Office charged Ricardo N. Omisong, a 41-year-old Kagman resident, with theft.
In the charging document, CNMI chief prosecutor Jeffrey Moots told the Superior Court that Omisong stole two cans of beer, a bottle of wine, and a kitchen knife from the Hi Mart in Dandan. (John Ravelo)
MAN TRESPASSES INTO LIB DAY CARNIVAL GROUNDS
Who says a man is absolutely free to step into the Liberation Day’s carnival grounds?
The Attorney General’s Office disagreed on absolute freedom, accusing a man with trespassing into the carnival grounds two days before the last Liberation Day.
CNMI chief prosecutor Jeffrey Moots lodged the charge against Ignacio Matsutaro, a 45-year-old Garapan resident.
Moots said Matsutaro “unlawfully returned” to the carnival grounds and refused to leave promptly, after being “lawfully instructed” by a police officer, Regino Celis, to leave the premises. (John Ravelo)
