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Deputies Seize $5,000 in Stolen Clothing During Traffic Stop

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12:02 PM EDT, June 25, 2010
Clothes Seized in Traffic Stop

Clothes Seized in Traffic Stop (June 25, 2010)
DAVDSON COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) - Deputies in Davidson County seized $5,000 worth of stolen clothes during a traffic stop on I-85 Wednesday afternoon.

The sheriff's office said a deputy recovered the clothing after stopping a vehicle near milemarker 91 around 10:30 p.m for a burned-out tag light. During a search of the vehicle, deputies discovered the stolen clothing.

According to the sheriff's office, the clothing had the sensor tags still attached. Deputies also seized a lead-lined bag, a bag the suspect could have used to steal the clothing.



Cristian Briceno Gustavo, 22, of Durham, was arrested and charged with driving without a license, giving false information to an officer and possession of stolen property. He was placed in the Davidson County Jail under $125,000 bond.

http://www.myfox8.com/news/wghp-story-t ... 3058.story


The Davidson County Jail maintains and average of 280 inmates daily. Capt. David Hartsell, who has been employed with the Sheriff's Office since 1992, oversees the daily operations of the facility. Captain Hartsell can be contacted at (336) 242-2140.

Homepage > Winston-Salem News
$5K In Stolen Clothing Found In Stopped Vehicle
Suspect Gave 3 Fake Names, Deputies Say

POSTED: 11:33 am EDT June 25, 2010
UPDATED: 12:00 pm EDT June 25, 2010

DAVIDSON COUNTY --
The driver of a vehicle stopped along Interstate 85 in Davidson County Wednesday was arrested after deputies said they found more than $5,000 in stolen clothes in several large duffle bags.

Deputies said they stopped the vehicle driven by 22-year-old Cristian Briceno Gustavo, of Durham, after determining that he had a burned out license plate light.

The stolen items -- from Express, New York & Company, Aeropostale, Chico’s and the Children’s Place -- were found during a search of the vehicle.

Deputies said Gustavo couldn't provide valid identification and gave officers three different names during the investigation.

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He was charged with driving with no operator’s license, giving fictitious information to an officer and possession of stolen property.

He was being held on a $125,000 bond.

http://www.wxii12.com/news/24040162/detail.html

AND THIS IS THE KIND OF HARD WORKING PEOPLE THAT OUR DUMB @*S GOVERNMENT WANT TO MAKE LEGAL I GUESS HIS JOB WAS STEALING AND MAYBE SELLING THINGS SUCH AS THIS. THIS SURE IS A JOB THAT LAW ABIDING AMERICANS WON'T DO I'M SO GLAD THEY PLACED HIM UNDER A HIGH BOND. THERE'S NO TELLING HOW LONG HE HAS BEEN DOING THIS AND GETTING AWAY WITH IT. AND HIS LEAD LINED BAG KEPT THE SENSOR TAGS FROM BEING SET OFF. THEY ARE REAL CRIMINALS AND THEY ARE BEING PANDERED TO BY THE DUMMIES IN D.C., GO FIGURE

Originally Posted by florgal

Homepage > Winston-Salem News
$5K In Stolen Clothing Found In Stopped Vehicle
Suspect Gave 3 Fake Names, Deputies Say

POSTED: 11:33 am EDT June 25, 2010
UPDATED: 12:00 pm EDT June 25, 2010

DAVIDSON COUNTY --
The driver of a vehicle stopped along Interstate 85 in Davidson County Wednesday was arrested after deputies said they found more than $5,000 in stolen clothes in several large duffle bags.

Deputies said they stopped the vehicle driven by 22-year-old Cristian Briceno Gustavo, of Durham, after determining that he had a burned out license plate light.

The stolen items -- from Express, New York & Company, Aeropostale, Chico’s and the Children’s Place -- were found during a search of the vehicle.

Deputies said Gustavo couldn't provide valid identification and gave officers three different names during the investigation.

More

He was charged with driving with no operator’s license, giving fictitious information to an officer and possession of stolen property.

He was being held on a $125,000 bond.

http://www.wxii12.com/news/24040162/detail.html

NO RACIAL PROFILING HERE.

Be sure to call early and often to the Davidson Co. jail and inquire as to his immigration status.

The Davidson County Jail maintains and average of 280 inmates daily. Capt. David Hartsell, who has been employed with the Sheriff's Office since 1992, oversees the daily operations of the facility. Captain Hartsell can be contacted at (336) 242-2140.