#bodycam #officeronduty #parentingfails #sadmoment #policeintervention #truecrimecommunity Police Report On February 12, 2022, I was dispatched to a reported robbery that had just occurred in downtown Athens. Officers made contact with the victim and his girlfriend, who stated they had just been robbed. According to the victim, they were walking into Cillies when he felt someone take a wallet out of his back pocket. He explained that he was carrying his girlfriend’s red rectangular wallet and, since he tattoos in the area and knows many people downtown, he initially thought it was a prank. However, when he turned around, he saw a Black male—around 6’4”, in his 20s—wearing blue jeans and a light-colored hoodie with the hood up, running away down Clayton Street toward Lumpkin. The suspect then turned right onto Lumpkin toward Washington Street, at which point the victim lost sight of him. The wallet, belonging to the victim’s girlfriend, reportedly contained about $5 in cash, along with her debit and credit cards, Social Security card, and health insurance card. The victim was given a case number. Downtown surveillance footage was reviewed, but no useful evidence was found. A couple hours after the initial call boyfriend called back in and the officer spoke with him. He stated that there were four charges on the cards for $1.00 each. All charges were attempted on Square Inc. The times for the charges were 20:27, 20:28, 20:34, and 21:08. All of the charges were declined. At 22:21 the boyfriend called back into 911 and officers again spoke with him by phone. He stated that at 22:19 one of the stolen cards was used at the Lazy Shopper downtown. The boyfriend stated the charge was for $7.69 and stated he believed the charge was for cigarettes. Officers went to the Lazy Shopper where the employee allowed officers to view their security camera footage. The officers told the employee that the time frame and stated the charge was for a little over $7 and he stated that it must have been for cigarettes. The footage showed a female at that time attempt to purchase a pack of Newport cigarettes but the card was declined. The employee told me she was a regular and that she worked at the Waffle House. Officers then went to the Waffle House and spoke to a woman who worked there who stated that the woman in the picture was her sister. Officers told the employee that officers needed to speak with her about an incident. The employee texted her sister but she did not responded right away. the employee told me Janessa should be in later in the night to help out at the Waffle House. Officers checked Waffle House periodically throughout the night and was unable to make contact with the sister. Eventually the Officers tracked down the Suspect and Arrested him in front of his mother.