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TEMPE, Ariz. - Police in Tempe released surveillance footage of a Wednesday robbery at a Walgreens pharmacy they said preceded the police shooting of Dalvin Hollins.

Officers responded to the robbery call and found Hollins, who matched the description of the suspect who stole several bottles of liquid narcotics.

Police said Hollins ran from officers and was shot. He later died after running into a senior living center in the area.

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Police said officers were told that witnesses believed the suspect in the robbery had a gun in the black bag shown on the surveillance video. Police said Lt. Edward Ouimette shot Hollins as Hollins turned back toward him during a chase.

Ouimette believed Hollins had a gun and was reaching for it as he turned, police said.

There was no gun recovered after an extensive search of the scene.

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TEMPE, Ariz. - Police in Tempe released surveillance footage of a Wednesday robbery at a Walgreens pharmacy they said preceded the police shooting of Dalvin Hollins. Officers responded to the robbery call and found Hollins, who matched the description of the suspect who stole several bottles of liquid narcotics.

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Court papers obtained from the New Hanover County Clerk of Court reveal Eason's sister, Jessica Lenn Miller, was arrested for attempted larceny on August 29th, 2016.

Miller, who was not booked by police and instead was issued a citation, stole from a Belk department store.

"[Miller] did take a pair of woman's shoes, grey and black in color, with a retail value of $50.00," the citation read.
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David's sister is due in court on Thursday, October 27. If she misses her court hearing, a warrant will be issued for her arrest.

Eason was in court himself on September 13th to be sentenced for violating a domestic violence protective order filed against him by an ex-girlfriend.

Evans' soon-to-be baby daddy hugged his son, who is also protected by the order, after running into him at a grocery store.
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Although Eason pled not guilty to the crime, a judge found him guilty and sentenced him to six months in prison.

Eason is currently appealing the verdict to the Superior Court. A court date has not been set yet.

The protective order was granted when Eason became violent with his baby mama on April 19, 2014.
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"The Defendant did assault [redacted], a female person, by grabbing the victim around the throat and saying to the victim, 'I will kill you b****, '" documents obtained from the New Hanover Clerk of Court's Office read.
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He was arrested in May 2014 and was found not guilty.

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NEWTOWN -- A 51-year-old Newtown woman pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to embezzling more than $1.5 million from her employer.

Joanne Osmolik, the former vice president of human resources for Latex International in Shelton, admitted using corporate money to pay personal expenses and to submitting bogus expense reports to cover up the theft, according to a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Osmolik waived indictment and pleaded guilty to a single count of wire fraud before Judge Stefan Underhill in U.S. District Court in Bridgeport.

The embezzlement, which also allegedly involved another member of the company's senior management, occurred between October 2008 and November 2010.

Company president Dave Fisher said that after the theft was discovered, the company conducted a "comprehensive investigation "and turned the evidence over to federal authorities.

"Osmolik's guilty plea today demonstrates that she betrayed her obligations to the company, its employees and stakeholders," Fisher said in a statement issued by Latex International.

As part of the scheme, Osmolik charged more than $1 million in personal expenses on the corporate American Express card issued to her, the government said. She also billed the company for and collected another $531,000 for fraudulent expenses, according to authorities.

She spent the money on motorcycles, snowmobiles, jewelry and home furnishing, among other things, the government said.

Osmolik faces a term of up to 20 years in prison and a fine when she is sentenced March 9.

As part of the plea deal, she agreed to forfeit her interest in three homes in Vermont, six motorcycles, four snowmobiles, vehicle trailers, jewelry, appliances and furniture, the government said.

Latex International, which was founded in 1975, is the world's largest manufacturer of latex pillows and mattresses, according to the company.

Contact John Pirro at jpirro@newstimes.com or 203-731-3342.

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NEWTOWN -- A 51-year-old Newtown woman pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to embezzling more than $1.5 million from her employer. Joanne Osmolik, the former vice president of human resources for Latex International in Shelton, admitted using corporate money to pay personal expenses and to submitting bogus expense reports to cover up the theft, according to a spokesman for the U.S.

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CAVE CREEK, Ariz. - More than four months since fire ravaged the Buffalo Chip Saloon and Steakhouse, sheriff's investigators have not announced an arrest. However, the owner of the historic venue, a former MCSO chief, says he is confident the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office has identified an arson suspect.

"What I'm comfortable saying at this time is that they've identified their suspect," said Larry Wendt, owner of the Buffalo Chip. "They've interviewed her on several occasions. The case is still being put together, considering extradition issues and evidence. We're hopeful for an arrest as soon as possible."

Wendt added that the suspect is not in Arizona. There is no on-the-record indication yet what the motive may have been for the alleged arson.

A representative of MCSO says he is not at liberty to discuss the ongoing investigation.

Wendt reopened the backyard patio area in January, which provides a limited menu, full bar service and bull-riding. Plans are underway to rebuild the 5,000-square-foot saloon to appear similar to the original.

"We want it to feel like the old Chip," Wendt said.

Wendt has been in contact with sheriff's officials regarding the investigation and is scheduled to meet with them later this week.

The Nov. 27 fire on Thanksgiving morning destroyed the original dance hall and restaurant, which had been standing for 67 years. The morning of the fire, Cave creek residents took dramatic video and photos of the fire and social media was flooded with messages about the popular hangout.

It's been a destination for Green Bay Packers football fans, motorcycle riders, cowboys and tourists for years.

The day of the fire, investigators said they suspected foul play. The fire appeared to have been ignited in a restroom of the saloon, a fire department spokesperson said.

Initially, Rural Metro firefighters believed they had extinguished the blaze and left the scene. But while MCSO investigators were surveying the structure, they reported seeing smoke from the attic area of the saloon. The building quickly went up in flames and was a total loss by the time firefighters returned.

During the aftermath of the fire, community members rallied around Wendt to help raise funds for 120 employees who were left without jobs for the holiday season. An outside charity collected donations and distributed the money directly to the employees.

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CAVE CREEK, Ariz. - More than four months since fire ravaged the Buffalo Chip Saloon and Steakhouse, sheriff's investigators have not announced an arrest. However, the owner of the historic venue, a former MCSO chief, says he is confident the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office has identified an arson suspect.