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Booster Jean Rondon-Cordova & friends steal $1,240 worth of merchandise from Coach Store

E.Z Emerson

21-year-old Jean Pier Francisco Rondon-Cordova and Salvatierra Alvarado stole merchandise from Sunglass Hut at Tanger Outlet Mall on August 12th. An employee at the location, Laura Martinez, alerted the authorities and completed a report stating that two suspects, later identified as Alvarado and Rondon-Cordova, entered the store and started looking at sunglasses. Martinez said that while the female, Alvarado, asked her about the glasses, the male, Rondon-Cordova, concealed two pairs in an Adidas bag he had brought. After this, the two left without paying for $851 worth of sunglasses. Then, images of Alvarado and Rondon-Cordova were sent to South Precinct Detectives to identify them. On August 26th, officers were notified of Rondon-Cordova and Salvatierra Alvarado being at Tanger Outlet Mall. When officers arrived, they observed them and Kalex Zhaid Ramos-Baez getting into a vehicle. Officers noticed the vehicle had an obstructed plate and illegally tinted windows, so they conducted a traffic stop. After the police approached the vehicle, Ramos-Baez stated he had no driver’s license, which they later confirmed. Then, officers Mirandized and interviewed Rondon-Cordova and Alvarado. During the interview, officers alerted detectives that an Adidas bag containing Coach items was inside the vehicle, which Rondon-Cordova claimed he had stolen. Following the admission, officers went to the Coach store, where they spoke with a store manager. The store manager confirmed that Ramos-Baez, Rondon-Cordova, and Alvarado had entered the establishment and started browsing through merchandise. While Ramos-Baez looked through the store, Rondon-Cordova was observed concealing multiple items inside a bag he had brought. After gathering the merchandise, Alvarado paid for a pair of shorts. The three then left the location without paying for $1,240 worth of property. Alvarado and Rondon-Cordova were later deemed responsible for the August 12th theft at Sunglass Hut. Then, Rondon-Cordova was taken into custody for two counts of theft on August 26th.

Booster Salvatierra Alvarado & friends steal $1,240 worth of merchandise from Coach Store

E.Z Emerson

18-year-old Salvatierra Alvarado and Jean Pier Francisco Rondon-Cordova stole merchandise from Sunglass Hut at Tanger Outlet Mall on August 12th. An employee at the location, Laura Martinez, alerted the authorities and completed a report stating that two suspects, later identified as Alvarado and Rondon-Cordova, entered the store and started looking at sunglasses. Martinez said that while the female, Alvarado, asked her about the glasses, the male, Rondon-Cordova, concealed two pairs in an Adidas bag he had brought. After this, the two left without paying for $851 worth of sunglasses. Then, images of Alvarado and Rondon-Cordova were sent to South Precinct Detectives to identify them. On August 26th, officers were notified of Rondon-Cordova and Salvatierra Alvarado being at Tanger Outlet Mall. When officers arrived, they observed them and Kalex Zhaid Ramos-Baez getting into a vehicle. Officers noticed the vehicle had an obstructed plate and illegally tinted windows, so they conducted a traffic stop. After the police approached the vehicle, Ramos-Baez stated he had no driver’s license, which they later confirmed. Then, officers Mirandized and interviewed Rondon-Cordova and Alvarado. During the interview, officers alerted detectives that an Adidas bag containing Coach items was inside the vehicle, which Rondon-Cordova claimed he had stolen. Following the admission, officers went to the Coach store, where they spoke with a store manager. The store manager confirmed that Ramos-Baez, Rondon-Cordova, and Alvarado had entered the establishment and started browsing through merchandise. While Ramos-Baez looked through the store, Rondon-Cordova was observed concealing multiple items inside a bag he had brought. After gathering the merchandise, Alvarado paid for a pair of shorts. The three then left the location without paying for $1,240 worth of property. Alvarado and Rondon-Cordova were later deemed responsible for the August 12th theft at Sunglass Hut. Then, Alvarado was taken into custody for two counts of theft on August 26th.

Booster Kalex Ramos-Baez & friends steal $1,240 worth of merchandise from Coach Store

E.Z Emerson

20-year-old Kalex Zhaid Ramos-Baez was identified as one of three individuals who shoplifted from the Coach at Tanger Outlet Mall on August 26th. Officers were notified of potential theft suspects from a previous incident on August 12th, later identified as Ramos-Baez, Jean Pier Francisco Rondon-Cordova, and Salvatierra Alvarado. Officers arrived and observed the three getting into a vehicle. Officers noticed the vehicle had an obstructed plate and illegally tinted windows, so they conducted a traffic stop. After the police approached the vehicle, Ramos-Baez stated he had no driver’s license, which they later confirmed. Then, officers Mirandized and interviewed Rondon-Cordova and Alvarado. During the interview, officers alerted detectives that an Adidas bag containing Coach items was inside the vehicle, which Rondon-Cordova claimed he had stolen. Following the admission, officers went to the Coach store, where they spoke with a store manager. The store manager confirmed that Ramos-Baez, Rondon-Cordova, and Alvarado had entered the establishment and started browsing through merchandise. While Ramos-Baez looked through the store, Rondon-Cordova was observed concealing multiple items inside a bag he had brought. After gathering the merchandise, Alvarado paid for a pair of shorts. The three then left the location without paying for $1,240 worth of property. Ramos-Baez was taken into custody for theft and driving with no driver’s license on August 26th.

Booster Jasmine Broyles steals $2,725 worth of merchandise from Tanger Outlets’ Nike Factory store

E.Z Emerson

27-year-old Jasmine Nicole Broyles was one of three black females who stole merchandise from the Antioch Pike Walgreens on March 15th. Elana Robinson, a Walgreens employee, stated that the three females entered the store at different times, adding that two of them exited the store and walked to a silver Honda Accord parked near the front door. At the same time, the third female grabbed two easter baskets totaling $50, exited without paying, and entered the rear passenger seat of the same Honda Accord. They all then fled the scene in the vehicle. After investigating, officers identified Broyles via surveillance, where she was observed entering the driver’s seat of the Honda Accord, acting as the “getaway driver.” A warrant was issued for her arrest on April 9th.

Additionally, on March 18th, Broyles was one of seven people who walked into the Nike Factory store at Tanger Outlets and started taking multiple items off the shelves, totaling $2,725. Officers noted that they took as much merchandise as they could carry, ranging from all sizes, consistent with behaviors from other retail crime groups who shoplift for resale. The location had surveillance footage, which helped officers identify Broyles. Then, another warrant was issued for her arrest on April 23rd. Broyles was taken into custody for retail crime and facilitating a theft on April 25th.

Charles Netherton steals packages off a man’s front porch with ex-girlfriend #PorchPirate

E.Z Emerson

35-year-old Charles Netherton and Lauren Goble stole Anthony Gertz’s packages from his front porch at his Oakland Street residence on April 8th. Gertz told officers that he had roughly five packages delivered to his house. He said that at 5:01 p.m., a male, later identified as Netherton, approached and knocked on his front door twice. After Gertz ignored the knock, Netherton returned with Goble and took all the packages, valuing $1,020. He then provided officers with surveillance from the front porch. During their investigation, they discovered two Facebook profiles selling Gertz’s items. One belonged to Netherton, and Goble owned the other. Netherton was taken into custody for theft of mail on April 22nd.

Lauren Goble steals packages off a man’s front porch with her ex-boyfriend #PorchPirate

E.Z Emerson

26-year-old Lauren Goble and Charles Netherton stole Anthony Gertz’s packages from his front porch at his Oakland Street residence on April 8th. Gertz told officers that he had roughly five packages delivered to his house. He said that at 5:01 p.m., a male, later identified as Netherton, approached and knocked on his front door twice. After Gertz ignored the knock, Netherton returned with Goble and took all the packages, valuing $1,020. He then provided officers with surveillance from the front porch. During their investigation, they discovered two Facebook profiles selling Gertz’s items. One belonged to Netherton, and Goble owned the other. Goble was taken into custody for theft of mail on April 22nd.

Kayla Coons steals $1,000 worth of items from Carter’s

E.Z Emerson

28-year-old Kayla Coons and Desiree Hester stole merchandise from Carters on Cane Ridge Parkway at 5:30 p.m. on February 5th. They were observed on video entering the store and loading up two baskets with $1000.00 worth of items. Coons told employees that she left her wallet in the car, so she went to her car and returned as if she was going to pay. Hester then opened the door, and both fled in a white Chrysler registered to Coons’ Greer Road residence. The police interviewed her on February 15th, during which she admitted to taking the merchandise and then was cited for the incident. Coons failed to pay the fines or appear in court on March 12th. Coons was booked on the citation of theft on March 21st.

Booster Tatyana Burgess jailed after stealing over $2,000 in merchandise across multiple incidents

E.Z Emerson

25-year-old Tatyana Burgess was taken into custody for three counts of theft on February 8th. On April 25th, 2023, Burgess stole $520 worth of merchandise from Academy Sports on Gallatin Pike North and fled before officers arrived. Then, on December 21st, 2023, Mark Wagner, a loss prevention officer, observed Burgess and an unknown individual walk into the Old Navy at Tanger Outlet Mall on Cane Ridge Road, each carrying a bag. Then, Burgess took clothes off the shelves and brought them to the unidentified individual so they could place them in their bags. Once the bags were filled with $1,854.54 worth of items, they walked past the points of sale and left the location. Then, on January 2nd, Burgess and two others, one female and one male, entered the GAP at Tanger Outlet Mall. Burgess walked around the store removing security tags and handing clothes to the male, who concealed them in a blue plastic bag before they left without paying. Officers used store video footage, TN DL pictures, and Facebook to help identify Burgess. Burgess has a history of shoplifting charges in multiple states.

Mapco employee Moises Beas let man inside to loot lottery tickets and cigarettes

Sebastian Shaw

24-year-old Moises Beas let a man into the Mapco he was working at while it was closed, and the man stole from the store. On July 13th, Moises worked at the Mapco on Bell Rd in Antioch and cleaned the store while it was briefly closed. While cleaning, security footage showed him meet Renas Kestay at the front door. He briefly went outside and spoke with Renas then the two both entered the store. Moises went to the backroom and continued cleaning while Renas filled a trash bag with approximately $1,195 worth of lottery tickets and cigarettes. Moises leaned into the camera view to see if Renas was done stealing. He wrote a statement saying that he knowingly let Renas into the store to steal while he looked away. He was placed under arrest for theft of merchandise on August 16th.

Carlos Romano Mejia charged with drag racing in Antioch

Jason Steen

24-year-old Carlos Romano Mejia pulled up alongside another vehicle near Bell Road and Harris Lane on March 13 as they both stopped at a red light. As the light turned green, a Metro Nashville Police officer observed the two cars accelerate at high rates of speed in neighboring lanes as they raced along the roadway. An officer caught up to the 2015 Infiniti G37 driven by Romano Mejia and during the traffic stop he admitted to racing “a little.” He was issued a citation for drag racing and was booked on that citation this week.