Tipton County Sheriff Warns Memphis Goons About Coming To His County!!!

In recent weeks, the city of Memphis has experienced an unfortunate surge in the number of liquor store break-ins. These brazen acts of crime have left both business owners and residents feeling uneasy and concerned about their safety.

However, what is even more worrisome is that this criminal activity is now spreading beyond city limits, crossing county lines and encroaching upon neighboring areas. The Tipton County sheriff’s office has taken immediate notice of this distressing trend and has vowed to take decisive action to put an end to these unlawful activities.

Law enforcement officials throughout the region have intensified their efforts to apprehend those responsible for these break-ins, working tirelessly to track down leads and gather crucial evidence. Cooperation and collaboration between different agencies have been instrumental in these efforts, as they join forces to combat this escalating problem.

The Tipton County sheriff, recognizing the serious impact of these incidents on the local community, has made it abundantly clear that such criminal behavior will not be tolerated. He has issued a stern warning to those involved, vowing to do everything within his power to ensure that justice is served and the perpetrators are held accountable for their actions.

Meanwhile, residents and business owners are urged to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to safeguard their properties. Enhancing security measures such as installing surveillance cameras, reinforcing doors and windows, and engaging with local neighborhood watch programs can play a vital role in deterring potential criminals and creating a safer environment for everyone.

White Man Disguised As Black Man Faces 35 Years In Prison For Bank Robberies

According to sandrarose.com, a white man who carried out six brazen bank robberies wearing a silicone mask designed to resemble a black man, faces up to 35 years in prison when he is sentenced on January 7, 2011.

On Monday, Conrad Zdzierak, 30, pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated robbery and five counts of robbery in exchange for dismissal of 12 charges. The mask was so lifelike that police initially arrested a black man for the crimes.

From the DailyMail:
“Conrad apologises to everyone, is sorry for any harm he has caused and accepts responsibility for his actions,” says his lawyer Christopher McDowell.

Zdzierak stole about $15,000 in the robberies of four banks, a credit union and a pharmacy that occurred in March and April – crimes in which witnesses reported that the robber was black and surveillance video appeared to show a black man.

Zdzierak’s masked resemblance to the black man who was initially arrested was so similar that some witnesses even identified a photo of the black man as the one who robbed them, McDowell said.

The prosecutor’s office would not release the name of the wrongly accused man.

Zdzierak was arrested at a hotel after his girlfriend called police after seeing reports of the robberies and finding two masks and money stained by dye that is used to track robbers, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported.