Caught on video: Men snatch phones from Apple store
(KTVU) - Here's the Rap Sheet for Jan. 20, 2016:
APPLE STORE THEFT CAUGHT ON VIDEO: Pleasanton police are asking for the public's help in identifying several men who snatched numerous devices from an Apple store before fleeing.
The crime happened at the store at the Stoneridge Mall about 7:45 p.m. Jan. 14.
Four men wearing long-sleeved hoodies walked into the store and, in choreographed fashion, snatched 10 cell phones from a display before fleeing.
You can see surveillance video of the theft here.
Anyone with information is asked to call Pleasanton police Officer Mark Sheldon at (925) 931-5100.
PRISON FOR MEN WHO POSTED TEEN'S INFO TO SOLICIT SEX: Two San Jose men, including a former peer health counselor for Santa Clara County, have each been sentenced to about five years in prison for posting information about a minor to solicit prostitution customers.
Justin Everett Crutchfield, 28, was ordered Tuesday to spend 57 months in prison, while Demontae Terrell Toliver, 24, was sentenced to five years.
Both pleaded guilty in July to posting the minor's telephone number and sexually suggestive photographs of the teen on the now-shuttered myRedbook.com in 2013. At the time of his arrest, Crutchfield was a peer health counselor with the Santa Clara County Department of Mental Health.
Crutchfield and Toliver will be required to register as sex offenders.
DUO NABBED AFTER COP FIRES SHOTS: Two burglary suspects were arrested by San Mateo police after a predawn encounter in which an officer opened fire.
Maria King, 31, and Saliq Calloway, 22, both of San Bruno were being held in San Mateo County Jail on a flurry of felonies, including burglary and conspiracy.
The incident began about 2:45 a.m. when a resident reported that a man with a flashlight was trying to break into his home on Greenoak Court.
Officers arrived and found King rummaging through a nearby car, police said. A K-9 officer ordered her to stop, but she fled into the driver's side of a second vehicle, started the car and aimed it at the officer and the dog, prompting the officer to open fire, authorities said.
King wasn't struck by gunfire and was blocked in by police cars and arrested.
Calloway, it was later learned, called for a taxi near the Crystal Springs Shopping Center, and police caught up to him several hours later and arrested him. But until that time, nearby residents were asked to shelter in place as police conducted a house-to-house search.
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