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Crime: West Virginia man accused of entering woman's home while she slept, stealing her car
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- december 28, 2022
A woman accused of breaking into Robert De Niro's Manhattan home was caught stealing wrapped Christmas presents, police say
An NYPD spokesman told Insider that the suspect was "removing property and wrapped gifts that she was placing into a bag" while De Niro was home.The department said that officers spotted a woman — who police said was known to authorities in connection to previous burglaries — entering the two-time Oscar-winner's home at East 65th Street near Lexington Avenue through a basement door at around 2:45 a.m. on Monday.
An NYPD spokesman told Insider that the suspect was "removing property and wrapped gifts that she was placing into a bag" while De Niro was home.The department said that officers spotted a woman — who police said was known to authorities in connection to previous burglaries — entering the two-time Oscar-winner's home at East 65th Street near Lexington Avenue through a basement door at around 2:45 a.m. on Monday. BOONE COUNTY, WV (WOWK)-A man was arrested in Boone County after deputies say he stole a car.
© Provided by WOWK Charleston West Virginia man accused of entering woman's home while she slept, stealing her car According to a criminal complaint, a woman reported that someone walked into her home while she was sleeping and then drove away in her car.
The complaint says that a witness followed the suspect, 42-year-old Joshua Gunnoe, in his own car, and Gunnoe stopped at the 23000 block of Spruce River Rd., got out of the stolen car, and asked the witness for a ride.
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She was distraught. The witness told deputies he drove Gunnoe back to the scene of the crime to wait for law enforcement.
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Joshua Gunnoe was arrested and charged with entering without breaking and larceny of an automobile.
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