Posted on 01/02/2013 1:32:02 AM PST by marktwain
TACOMA, Wash. —
A man who was shot in the face as he entered a home was charged with burglary Monday.
Pierce County Prosecutor Mark Lindquist charged Christopher Rhodes, 20, with residential burglary in the June 19 home invasion burglary of a Tacoma-area home.
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Court documents said that at the time of the burglary, Rhodes had a cellphone with an application that allowed him to monitor police radio broadcasts. Police said a witness reported hearing dispatch communications coming from the phone.
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Why was the home owner charged with burglary?
Why was the home owner charged with burglary?
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Amazing what a COMMA here and there can accomplish isn’t it.
The judge said the attorney is an idiot.
The judge, said the attorney, is an idiot.
Homeowner must have used birdshot. The burglar's new nickname is "freckles".
Any more with deals like this, my first concern seems to be, “Gee, I hope it didn’t make too much of a mess to clean up.”
Some odd details. This burglary happened six months ago, and they just arrested the burglar, because he just got out of the hospital.
“Pierce County prosecutors on Monday charged a 20-year-old man who was shot in the face after allegedly breaking into a Tacoma home six months ago with residential burglary.
“Christopher Rhodes pleaded not guilty to the charge during his arraignment. Authorities issued a warrant for him Dec. 26 after he was released from the hospital.
“Rhodes had been out of prison less than six months before he allegedly tried to burglarize a home at South 14th and Madison streets June 19.
“In the (previous) case that landed Rhodes in prison, he pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree burglary and one count of second-degree trafficking stolen property and was sentenced to 366 days in prison.
“Monday the court set bail for Rhodes at $100,000.”
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