Officer Suspended After Accusations Of Shoplifting WWE Action Figures (WCAU-TV Philadelphia)
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Officer Suspended After Accusations Of Shoplifting WWE Action Figures
PHILADELPHIA -- A Philadelphia police officer has been suspended and will be fired after accusations that he stole action figures from a pharmacy, NBC 10 reported.
Officer Shawn Goodstone, 32, is accused of stealing while in uniform from a Rite Aid pharmacy in West Kensington last month.
Store officials said they have surveillance video of him opening two packages containing WWE action figures valued at $7.99 each, placing the toys in his pockets and walking out.
The district attorney's office is considering criminal charges.
-- I'm curious of which figures this dude stole... Art
Officer Suspended After Accusations Of Shoplifting WWE Action Figures
PHILADELPHIA -- A Philadelphia police officer has been suspended and will be fired after accusations that he stole action figures from a pharmacy, NBC 10 reported.
Officer Shawn Goodstone, 32, is accused of stealing while in uniform from a Rite Aid pharmacy in West Kensington last month.
Store officials said they have surveillance video of him opening two packages containing WWE action figures valued at $7.99 each, placing the toys in his pockets and walking out.
The district attorney's office is considering criminal charges.
-- I'm curious of which figures this dude stole... Art
Labels: Action Figures, Philadelphia, Police officer, WWE
posted by Art Shimko at 4/26/2007 11:33:00 PM
8 Comments:
Yo yo yo its Cryme Tyme. Word up boyee. This thangs are off the hook. Steal you a pair and be street thugs like us. Cryme Tyme
we need you on an Old Country Podcast Mr. Danger... that'd be HARDCORE~!!!
Art is right on this one.
It would be an honor to be on the best podcast ever.
No, Danger, forget about the best podcast. We just want to get you on our podcast.
Yes, I agree with Ric. I'm also jealous he beat me to it.
once in a while Ric gets in a good line... just like the Breakfast with Kanyon bit.
Yeah, the Kanyon thing was the product of experience.
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