LMPD Sixth Division

Address: 5600 Shepherdsville Road

Park Jefferson Center,

Entrance #2

Louisville, KY 40228

Email @ 6thdivision@louisvilleky.gov

Phone number: (502) 574-2187

Fax number: (502) 968-4896

This division includes the following neighborhoods: Audubon Park, Avondale Melbourne

Heights, Bashford Manor, Bon Air, Bowman, Breckenridge Estates, Brookhaven, Camp Taylor,

Edgewood, Fairgrounds, Four Seasons, Gardiner Lane, George Rogers Clark Park

Neighborhood, Hawthorne, Hayfield Dundee, Highland Park, Hikes Point, Klondike, Newburg,

Norfolk, Poplar Level, Prestonia, Saint Joseph, Schnitzelburg and Standiford, St. Regis Park

, Regency Woods.

Division Commander: Major Don Burbrink -- Email

Sector Lieutenants - This position's responsibilities include, but are not limited to, reducing

crime and improving quality of life issues by coordinating the units in his/her sector.

See sector map.

Sector 1 - Lieutenant Dale Thompson -- Email

Sector 2 - Lieutenant Glenn Simpson -- Email

Administrative Lieutenant David Gray -- Email

Street Index

Online Crime Mapping Metro Watch, an online crime mapping tool, allows citizens to map crimes that have

occurred in their neighborhoods during the past 90 days. Can be accessed from

LMPD home page Here

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COMPSTAT Beat Priorities

Division 6 Sector 1 Beat 1 Prepared by Lt. Dale Thompson

Reporting Date: From 09-02-12 to 09-08-12 COMPSTAT REPORT # 36

Burg-600 Block of Maylawn Ave-victim advises that an unknown suspect gained entry into his home

through an unlocked rear door. Victim states that a *men’s gold ring was taken.

Charged Misty G Burba W/F 04/27/1976

No Robberies to report during this week!

TBUT-1800 Block of Taylor Ave-victim states that an unknown suspect stole an *enclosed trailer that was

parked in the parking lot at this location. Victim also states that $10,000 worth of carpet was stored

inside the trailer

TBUT FM Auto-2445 Crittenden Dr-victim states that while they were attending the University of

Louisville football game several vehicles were broken into. The listed property was removed from each

vehicle. Vehicle #1-*a DVD player w/monitor, a purse w/wallet, a digital camera, cash, 2 pair of ear

phones, a GPS and (6) DVDs; Vehicle #2- *a GPS, an IPOD, an IPAD 2, an IPAD 1, a laptop, debit card,

cash, wallet and (2) credit cards; Vehicle #3- *some loose change. Suspect(s) broke windows on all 3

vehicles to gain entry

TBUT FM Auto-1400 Block of Nightingale Rd-victim states that someone broke out the front passenger

window to gain entry to his vehicle. Victim reports the listed property missing from his vehicle *a

cordless 5 piece tool set, some misc hand tools, some plumbing tools and a pair of knee pads

TBUT FM Auto-1200 Block of Bourbon Ave-victim reports while his vehicle was parked in the driveway,

an unknown suspect(s) gained entry by unknown means and removed his *In dash stereo

TBUT FM Auto-2451 Crittenden Dr-@ Henson & Associates-victim reports that both his vehicle and his

roommate’s vehicle were both broken into. Both vehicles were parked on the parking lot of the listed

location. Victim states that both vehicles had their driver’s side windows broken out. Victim advises

that the listed property was removed from the vehicles * an IPAD, a gym bag and a stethoscope

TBUT Firearm-1400 Block of Nightingale Rd-victim states that an unknown suspect(s) used a screwdriver

to gain entry to his vehicle, once inside the suspect(s) removed the victim’s *semi-automatic handgun

with (2) loaded mages, an Alpine CD player, (2) 10” speakers, an Alpine AMP and an Apple IPOD

TBUT Firearm-4100 Block of Reservoir Ave-victim states that the listed suspect stole a weapon from his

home while the suspect was a guest. The suspect was placed under arrest after officers discovered the

firearm. *a Smith & Wesson revolver was taken.

Arrested Troy M Crume W/M 06/29/1976

TBUT FM Auto-4000 Block of Franklin Ave-both victims stated that an unknown suspect(s) stole the

listed items from their vehicles * a CD player, wallet, school ID, SS Card and a check book

Division 6 Sector 1 Beat 2 Prepared by Lt. Dale Thompson

Burg-6100 Block of Orville Dr-victim states that when he returned home he noticed the side door to his

home kicked in. The victim reports the listed property missing *some earrings, (2) diamond rings and a

silver watch

Burg-6100 Block of Shadow Run Rd-victim states that an unknown suspect(s) broke a pane of glass from

his back door to gain entry into his residence. The suspect(s) ransacked two rooms and removed the

listed items *a watch w/matching bracelet and cash

Burg-5500 Block of Norton Ave-victim returned home from work and discovered his back door kicked in.

The victim stated that the listed property was taken *(2) LCD TVs

Burg-5005 Poplar Level Rd-@ Bob’s Auto Sales-victim reports that an unknown suspect(s) gained entry

through a bay door window of the business. Victim reports the listed items missing *a 19” flat panel TV

w/DVD player and a car battery jump box

Burg-4324 Poplar Level Rd-@ Public Storage-Reporting Party stated that 17 storage units were broken

into at this location. An unknown suspect(s) cut the locks off of each of the units to gain entry.

Suspect(s) removed *several items from each of the units

ATT Burg-1321 Vim Dr-@ Gospel Home Mission-The pastor came to this location and noticed that two

doors of the Church had shoe prints on them. One of the doors sustained damage from the attempted

break in. No entry was gained to this location

TBUT-1135 Ulrich Ave-@ River City Wholesale-Reporting Party states that an unknown suspect(s) cut a

hole in the rear fence of the property to gain entry, once inside the suspect(s) gained entry to (2)

unlocked vehicles on the property and removed the listed items *(2) water proof digital cameras, some

misc hand tools and a cell phone charger

ATT TBUT Auto-1111 Ulrich Ave-@ A&A Mechanical-two unknown W/M juvenile suspect(s) cut a hole in

the rear fence of this location gaining entry to the property, once on the grounds the suspect(s)

attempted to steal a 2000 Ford F250 Supercab. The suspect(s) removed the steering column cover from

the truck

TBUT Auto-5600 Block of Butternut Rd-victim reports that he started his truck then went back inside his

apartment, when he return to his vehicle, his *2000 Chevrolet Silverado/Red KY (5532785) was missing.

Victim reported seeing his vehicle being driven away towards Indian Trail

TBUT FM Auto-1119 Ulrich Ave-@ Britzi Energy Exteriors-unknown suspect(s) cut the fence on the front

of the lot to gain entry. The suspect(s) then broke into the tool boxes on (2) vehicles and removed the

listed *(6) cordless drills w/chargers, (2) Skill Drills w/chargers and a corded hammer drill

TBUT FM Auto-911 Grade Ln-@ UPS World Port Facility-victims advised that when they returned to their

vehicles they noticed that their vehicles had been broken into and the listed items had been removed

*Vehicle #1 reports cash and an IPhone; Vehicle #2 reports a car stereo and an IPhone missing; Vehicle

#3 reports a cell phone, wallet, cash, credit and debit cards; Vehicle #4 reported a IPhone missing

ATT TBUT FM Auto-5500 Block of Lodema Way-victim reports that an unknown suspect(s) gained entry

to her vehicle and rummaged through it while parked in the lot. Victim stated that nothing was missing

from the vehicle

TBUT Firearm-5629 Preston Hwy-@ Changing Image Barber Shop-victim states that his *handgun was

stolen from the cabinet behind his work station at this location. The victim stated that the suspect is a

co-worker

Division 6 Sector 1 Beat 3 Prepared by Lt. Dale Thompson

Burg-3300 Block of Bent Creek Ct-victim advises that when he returned home he noticed that a window

had been broken out. The unknown suspect(s) gained entry to the victim’s apartment and removed *a

42” LCD TV, a laptop computer, a Sony Playstation 3, a car stereo kit, a wireless router, (20) DVDs, (6)

games, (4) pairs of shoes, (15) baseball caps, (4) watches and a HD camera

Burg-5000 Block of Delaware Dr-Officers responded to a break-in in progress at this location. Once

officers arrived on scene they discovered a rear door to the home open. Officers made entry and

arrested (3) B/M on the inside of the home. Arrested Vernon L Stokes B/M 10/14/1987 ;

Taiwan M Stokes B/M 04/22/1982 ; and Derrick E Bush B/M 07/20/1987

Burg-2100 Block of Goldsmith Ln-victim came home and noticed that her apartment had been

ransacked. The victim stated that she was unsure if the suspect(s) gained entry through the front door.

The listed items were missing *an HP laptop, a 32” LCD TV and some cloths. There were no signs of

forced entry to the apartment

Burg-6100 Block of Athens Dr-victim states that an unknown suspect kicked in the rear door of his house

to gain entry. Once inside the suspect removed the listed *a 40” LCD TV, a 25” LCD TV, a 17” laptop, a

XBOX 360 and various jewelry

TBUT-2020 Bashford Manor Ln-@ Wal-Mart-victim states while she was shopping at this location an

unknown suspect removed her *wallet from her shopping basket

TBUT-106 Spring Creek Ct-victim states when she returned to her vehicle, she noticed that someone had

removed the rear passenger *rim and tire from her vehicle. The suspect left a large rock in the place of

the rim

TBUT Auto-4619 Astor Rd-@ All star Truck Repair-victim states that he left his vehicle *2006

Ford/F350/silver KY (245FZB) at this location to be repaired. Victim advises that an unknown suspect

removed his vehicle before the business opened. The keys to the vehicle were still in the drop box in

front of the business location

TBUT FM Auto-4900 Block of Exeter Ave-victim reports that an unknown suspect gained entry to her

vehicle by unknown means and removed the listed *a RCA DVD Player and a GPS

TBUT FM Auto-4900 Block of Kilgore Ct-victim reports that an unknown suspect gained entry to his

vehicle by unknown means and removed *a GPS and an IPOD

Division 6 Sectors 2 Beat 4 Prepared by Lt. Glenn Simpson

Burg-3400 Block of Hurstbourne Ridge Blvd-victim came home and discovered her jewelry box missing.

The victim is elderly and stated that she wasn’t sure how the suspect(s) gained entry to her home.

There were no signs of forced entry. *Assorted costume jewelry was missing

Robbery-118 Bonnie Ln-@ Buechel Park-victim stated while he was at the park waiting for a friend, two

unknown B/Ms drove up (in a Red Truck) and asked him for a cigarette. One of the suspect raised his

shirt and displayed a 9mm handgun then robbed the victim of his *debit card and his cell phone

TBUT FM Auto-4400 Block of Kranet Way-victim came outside to find that the listed items were taken

from her vehicle * a debit card and her purse. There were no signs of forced entry to the victim’s vehicle

TBUT FM Auto-4300 Block of Norbrook Dr-victim parked vehicle at this location. Unknown suspect(s)

gained entry by unknown means and removed listed *(2) GPS, a cell phone, a radar detector and a Blue

Tooth system

TBUT FM Auto-4606 Wattbourne Ln-victim’s vehicle was parked at this location. An unknown suspect

gained entry to the victim’s vehicle by unknown means and removed the listed *GPS, laptop, victim’s

passport and some work papers

TBUT FM Auto-7066 Wildwood Circle-victim’s vehicle was left unlocked and parked on the lot. When

the victim returned to her vehicle, she noticed that her vehicle had been broken into. Victim reports the

listed items missing *a digital camera w/lenses, camera, cash, gift cards and (3) bottles of medication

TBUT FMAuto-4400 Block of Bardstown Rd-victim’s vehicle was parked and unlocked at this location. An

unknown suspect gained entry to the victim’s vehicle and removed the listed *Purse, wallet, cash, keys,

Bible, camera and a debit card

TBUT Parts FM Auto-8300 Block of Rockvine Ct-victim advises that an unknown suspect broke out the

passenger’s side window of his vehicle to gain entry. Once inside the suspect removed the listed *car

stereo

Division 6 Sector 2 Beat 5 Prepared by Lt. Glenn Simpson

Burg-3700 Block of Glenmeade Rd-victim states that this location is currently listed on the housing

market and is up for sale. Victim states that someone gained entry to the home and removed the

*refrigerator and the washer & dryer. There were no signs of forced entry to the property

Robbery-3800 Block of Jupiter Rd-The victim’s stated they went outside to put some items in their

vehicle when they were approached by an unknown B/M who pointed a handgun at each of their heads.

The suspect demanded *money and took property from the victim’s purses

Robbery-3301 Bardstown Rd-@ Thornton’s-suspect entered this location and took *(2) alcoholic

beverages off the shelves. The victim advised the suspect that he could not purchase any alcohol at the

present time. The suspect displayed a knife and placed it at the victim’s torso then fled with the

merchandise. The suspect was later located and was placed under arrest.

Arrested Jeremiah Nicholas Richie W/M 12/17/1988

Robbery-2700 Masemure Ct-victim states that he was leaving this location when he was approached by

an unknown B/M suspect. The victim and suspect had a brief struggle during which time the suspect

stated that he had a weapon. The victim backed off and the suspect took the victim’s *money and fled

the area. Witness stated that he observed the suspect fleeing (in a Red Truck)

TBUT-3400 Block of Stony Spring Circle-victim states an unknown suspect gained entry to the office

through the front door while the staff was upstairs eating lunch. The suspect went to the victim’s office

and removed *an IPAD

TBUT-3911 Taylorville Rd-@ K-Mart-The store LP Officer observed the listed suspect(s) remove an

*XBOX and a tablet from the store. The suspect(s) concealed the items in a bag and placed the bag

under a shopping cart. Arrested Tyler W Smith W/M 05/16/1994 and Brandon I Miles

B/M 12/22/1993

TBUT-4400 Block of Dannywood Rd-victim stated that an unknown suspect took a *flute that she was

attempting to sale from a table at her yard sale

TBUT Parts FM Auto-2600 Block of Goldsmith Ln-victim states that her neighbor advised that two

unknown W/Ms in their late 20s were seen removing the *tire and rim from the victim’s vehicle while it

was parked outside the victim’s home in the driveway. The two were last seen in a green vehicle KY

(322KHP)

TBUT Auto-2300 Block of Medford Ln-victim advises that an unknown suspect stole the victim’s *2003

Ford Expedition/White KY (781LAL) from the victim’s driveway

TBUT Auto-3900 Block of Taylorsville Rd-victim stated that while he was inside this location, he observed

someone drive his vehicle *2000 Pontiac Bonneville/Black KY (537KNB) from the parking lot. Victim’s

vehicle was recovered at Calvary Cemetery on Eastern PKWY. A Hispanic male was seen dropping the

vehicle off the fleeing from the scene

TBUT Auto-1600 Block of Hunnington Pl-victim states that someone removed his motorcycle*a 1998

Suzuki/Colt/Black from the driveway

TBUT FM Auto-4600 Lynnbrook Dr-@ Ascension Elementary-victim was at a football game at this

location. One of the parents found the victim and advised her that her vehicle had been broken into.

The victim reports that an unknown suspect broke out the passenger’s side window and removed the

*victim’s purse. The victim advises that she left her purse in the floorboard on the front passenger’s

side of her vehicle. Suspect was described as a B/M wearing a black stocking cap and black jacket, last

seen running through the parking lot of this location

SIXTH DIVISION CRIME TRENDS FOR WEEK OF 09-02 to 09-08-12

Beat 1 Beat 2 Beat 3 Beat 4 Beat 5 Total Prev. Wk

ROBBERY 0 0 0 1 3 4 2

BURGLARY 1 8 4 1 2 16 26

AUTO 0 2 1 0 3 6 2

FM AUTO 7 6 2 7 1 23 9

CM 3 4 2 1 3 13 12

SHOPLIFTING 3 1 1 2 1 8 6

*A few key points

• Please remember that some crimes are preventable and you can do your part!

• Please remember to secure all values before you exit your vehicle! (GPS, Laptops, Purses, Cell Phones, etc) And don’t forget to lock your doors! • Please remember when you make a new purchase (Televisions, Game Systems, Stereo Equipment, etc) to record the model and serial numbers of the items along with the value of these items at the time of purchase! Please remember to keep the information in a secured location. Photographs of your valuables (Jewelry, Electronics, and Special Coins etc) are very important to help with the recovery of your property • Also remember to never leave your doors or windows unlocked when you leave your home!

With your help, together we can prevent and solve crimes.

Crime Tips can be given by:

Calling 574-LMPD/5673 and press option #1

Submitting on the web @ www.louisvilleky.gov/metropolice Click on I Want To… Report

a Crime Tip

Text LMPD to 274637/CRIMES Send your tip to: 274637 with the keyword LMPD plus

your crime tip

Suspect Information

Race/Gender/Age

Height/Weight/Hair Color/Hair Style/Eyes

Suspect’s Address/Cell Phone/Home Phone

Scars/Marks/Tattoos/Clothing

Dogs/Animals

Hangouts/Known Associates/Gang Affiliation

Suspect Employment Information: Address, City, State Zip

Location where the suspect was last seen?

Vehicle Information

Make/Model/Color/Year/License/State

Any other vehicle notes:

Crime Notes

Crime Description: (Include Who, What, When, Where and How you know)

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR RECEIVE INFORMATION ON ANY OF THESE

INDIVIDUALS CONTACT THE LMPD SERVICE CENTER

502-574-LMPD (5673)

or

Toll Free 1-866-649-4479

September 8, 2012

The idea for a Louisville’s Most Wanted program was conceived by retired Detective Bill Burke. The

program began as a cooperative effort between WDRB FOX-41 television station, and the Louisville Metro

Police Department. Photos of the following individuals will be shown at 9:00 P.M. ON WDRB FOX 41. This

program is shown in conjunction with America’s Most Wanted. WDRB FOX-41 shows a 30 second public

service announcement of two persons currently wanted by the Louisville Metro Police. The persons shown

are wanted for felony warrants only.

The program originally aired on 8-17-92 during the popular hour-long program, America’s Most Wanted.

To date, the program Louisville’s Most Wanted, has aired over 1600 wanted felony suspects, and has

apprehended over 97% of that number. Suspects have been caught in over 20 states and three other nations.

www.louisvilleky.gov/metropolice

AW# 02-F-700039

Par

E-05610000261726

HEIGHT: 5-4 WEIGHT: 175 HAIR: BLACK

LOUISVILLE’S MOST WANTED — (502) 574-LMPD/5673

RACE/SEX: B/M

AGE: 23

E-056100001323654

HEIGHT: 5-10

WEIGHT: 275

HAIR: BLACK EYES: BROWN

COMPLEXION: LIGHT

Martinez, Jose F.

REMARKS: Wanted for: Complicity Traffic Control Substance, 1st Degree,

1st Offense (Cocaine). Complicity Drug Paraphernalia Law, Buy, Possess, 1st

Offense. Drug Paraphernalia Law, Buy, Possess, 2nd Offense or More.

*** Bond To Be Set Upon Arrest***

RACE/SEX: W/M

AGE: 36

RACE/SEX: H/M

AGE: 41

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 180

HAIR: BROWN EYES: BROWN

HEIGHT: 5-6

WEIGHT: 165 HAIR: BLACK

EYES: BROWN

E-05610001247370

E-05610000219932

1216750

Knight, Michael

REMARKS: Wanted for: Terrorist Threatening, 3rd Degree. 3 Counts of

Theft by Deception- Include Cold Checks-Over $300. 2 Counts of Theft By

Failure to Make Required Disposition of Property Over $300. Probation

Violation (For Felony Offense).

*** Bond $100,000 Full Cash***

RACE/SEX: W/M AGE: 55

06-M-004355, 07-F-005730, 01-CR-00128

HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 195

HAIR: BLONDE EYES: BLUE

Brown, Shawn A.

REMARKS: Wanted for: Escape 2nd Degree-(Identify Facility).

*** Bond To Be Set Upon Arrest***

Boyd, James C.

REMARKS: Wanted for: Burglary, 1st Degree. Assault, 1st Degree. Wanton Endangerment, 1st Degree.

*** Bond To Be Set Upon Arrest***