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Re: LAPD officer arrested after stolen debit card used at home improvement store
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Bribin' Joe
Aug 9, 2023, 5:10:03 PM8/9/23
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On 09 Aug 2023, Rudy Canoza <rc.@hendrie.con> posted some
news:xcSAM.61758$JbKe....@fx04.iad:
> This is Jennifer Rubin's answer "I'm just a whore for a paycheck like
> Kamala Harris."
A veteran Los Angeles police officer working in the jails has been
arrested on suspicion of theft and fraud after a stolen debit card was
used at a home improvement store.
Edmond Babaians, 42, who was assigned to the Custody Services Division,
was booked on a felony warrant by the LAPD's internal affairs unit
Tuesday.
A woman reported that her debit card was missing after she had been at a
department facility. She told investigators several transactions had been
made with the card, according to her bank statement, and she obtained
security system photographs of a man using the card to make purchases at a
home improvement store.
The woman turned over the images to LAPD investigators, who identified the
theft suspect as Babaians, according to an LAPD statement.
While the department did not describe the fraudulent purchases, a felony
warrant generally means theft of more than $950.
"The allegations of an officer breaking public trust are extremely
troubling, and there must be accountability," LAPD Chief Michel Moore said
in a statement revealing the arrest late Tuesday.
Read more: Female commander fired after drunken incident calls out LAPD
'double standard'
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass also emphasized the accountability of sworn
officers.
“Our police officers must be held accountable to the highest standard,"
she said in a statement. "I want to acknowledge and thank Chief Moore and
LAPD leadership for swiftly taking action on this serious matter."
She added that the Police Department's integrity "is of the utmost
importance, and we must continue to act with transparency and
accountability to build trust with all Angelenos"
Babaians has worked as an LAPD officer for 16 years. He was booked in
LAPD’s Valley Jail Section and later released on his own recognizance, a
bail standard implemented by the Los Angeles County Superior Court for
such an offense.
He was relieved of his police powers and was assigned to home pending the
outcome of the LAPD's administrative and criminal investigation.
Moore said the Police Department is cooperating with the L.A. County
district attorney's office, which will explore charges against the
officer.
https://news.yahoo.com/lapd-officer-arrested-stolen-debit-155242671.html
news:xcSAM.61758$JbKe....@fx04.iad:
> This is Jennifer Rubin's answer "I'm just a whore for a paycheck like
> Kamala Harris."
A veteran Los Angeles police officer working in the jails has been
arrested on suspicion of theft and fraud after a stolen debit card was
used at a home improvement store.
Edmond Babaians, 42, who was assigned to the Custody Services Division,
was booked on a felony warrant by the LAPD's internal affairs unit
Tuesday.
A woman reported that her debit card was missing after she had been at a
department facility. She told investigators several transactions had been
made with the card, according to her bank statement, and she obtained
security system photographs of a man using the card to make purchases at a
home improvement store.
The woman turned over the images to LAPD investigators, who identified the
theft suspect as Babaians, according to an LAPD statement.
While the department did not describe the fraudulent purchases, a felony
warrant generally means theft of more than $950.
"The allegations of an officer breaking public trust are extremely
troubling, and there must be accountability," LAPD Chief Michel Moore said
in a statement revealing the arrest late Tuesday.
Read more: Female commander fired after drunken incident calls out LAPD
'double standard'
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass also emphasized the accountability of sworn
officers.
“Our police officers must be held accountable to the highest standard,"
she said in a statement. "I want to acknowledge and thank Chief Moore and
LAPD leadership for swiftly taking action on this serious matter."
She added that the Police Department's integrity "is of the utmost
importance, and we must continue to act with transparency and
accountability to build trust with all Angelenos"
Babaians has worked as an LAPD officer for 16 years. He was booked in
LAPD’s Valley Jail Section and later released on his own recognizance, a
bail standard implemented by the Los Angeles County Superior Court for
such an offense.
He was relieved of his police powers and was assigned to home pending the
outcome of the LAPD's administrative and criminal investigation.
Moore said the Police Department is cooperating with the L.A. County
district attorney's office, which will explore charges against the
officer.
https://news.yahoo.com/lapd-officer-arrested-stolen-debit-155242671.html
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