Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey issued the following press release and mug shots:
Over the past two months more than 30 auto burglaries have been reported to the Rankin County Sheriff’s Office. These burglary reports came in from several subdivisions in North Central Rankin County. Firearms, computers, cameras, gift cards, checks, wallets, credit cards and assorted other property was taken from the vehicles. In several of the burglaries, the vehicles were left unlocked. In three of the burglaries, a window of the vehicle was broken out.
Investigators and deputies have been working around the clock to identify the suspects and keep anymore vehicles from being burglarized.
Investigators were able to develop suspects and on Wednesday evening December 28, 2016, were able to obtain a search warrant for a residence. When deputies executed the search warrant, four suspects attempted to elude arrest by going out a window and into a wooded area. After a short foot chase, deputies were able to apprehend the four.
Deputies transported 7 suspects the residence to the Rankin County Sheriff’s Office. Four of these suspect, three adults and one juvenile were arrested on charges related to the auto burglaries. The other three suspects were charged with possession of drug paraphernalia.
The 17 yoa juvenile was transported to the Rankin County Juvenile Detention Center and charged with 6 counts of auto burglary. The juvenile’s case will be presented before Judge Tom Broome in Rankin County Juvenile Court.
The three adult suspects were all transported to the Rankin County Jail and booked on several auto burglary charges. All three are being held in the Rankin County Jail without bond, pending their initial appearance before Rankin County District Attorney Michael Guest and Judge Kent McDaniel in Rankin County Court.
Additional charges by the sheriff’s office and local police departments are expected.
I want to credit the hard work of your Rankin County Deputies and the observant citizens that were willing to report information to the Sheriff’s Department in bringing a close to these cases.
Zachary Ramone WALKER 19 YOA Male
793 Hollybush Road Brandon, MS
Charged with 11 Counts of Auto Burglary |
Charles Reed GENTRY 18 YOA Male
103 Sandy Hills Brandon, MS
Charged with 7 Counts of Auto Burglary |
Raymond Garret FLOWERS III 19 YOA Male
217 Azalea Ct Brandon, MS
Charged with 7 Counts of Auto Burglary |
24 comments:
Counting down to the requisite, stale "Rankin is lost, move to Grenada" post.
5...4...3...2...
The red head is quite attractive....he will be popular
These guys need a catchy name. Maybe the "Cool Hair" Bandits.
I'm not sure its accurate to say the 'group is biracial'.
But, in any event, what became of the other three? Seven total, one juvenile and three photos.
The entire Jackson metro area is LOST! Don't get left behind. Please relocate to the Midwest! LOL
No good thieves!! I wish they would bring them back to the neighborhood and let us have a few minutes with them!!
Hopefully, post such as this help us acknowledge that crime is not a race issue, and it's not a location issue. It may or may not even be an issue of lack of good parenting. Maybe its a heart issue.
Same doper stealing Yeti coolers in Madision, I guess.
JUL 13th-Four Rankin County teens have been arrested in conjunction with a string of thefts around the county.
On Tuesday, the Madison County Sheriff’s Department arrested Addison Reid Nicholson, 19, of 103 Sandy Hills, Brandon; Charles Reed Gentry, 18, of 103 Sandy Hills, Brandon; James Tucker Parker, 19, of 110 Goshen Lane, Brandon; and a 16-year-old juvenile.
Each were charged with four counts of petit larceny for stealing various sizes of Yeti coolers.
Law enforcement recovered seven assorted coolers. Four had been reported stolen from July 7-8.
Madison County Sheriff Randy Tucker said the individuals were going into people’s garages and vehicles in the Lake Caroline, Ashbrooke, Harvey Crossing, and Bainbridge subdivisions.
The Cool Hair Bandits.
OMG, guy! You win the day with that comment! I laughed so hard my coworker came into my office to ask what was up!
I wonder what happened to the guns they acquired?
Ooh, ooh, Mr. Peebly
10:30, they probably traded the guns to Nawwfside Oudaa for some meth and left handed cigarettes.
Ole Mr Gentry may want to shave, he kind of looks like a bearded clam!
Well I'll be double damned! These guys are leprechauns. Begosh and begorrah!
Well, the one in the bottom photo lives in a very nice neighborhood. The black guy lives close to one also. The red head lives out off of 25 going to sand hill. Look on your map app and type in the addresses. Just because you live in a good area doesn't mean all of your residents are all good. That's what has happened to our society. Steal...its easy money. Now, didn't I see where one of the posters found out that some of these guys were already arrested for stealing expensive coolers? Parents of these should be held accountable. Why? They are living under their roof. Make them work. Ah....too many video games to play all day. Can't let work interfere with their fun. Damn I'm glad my parents were strict and disciplinary!
If I were a member of a certain fine old Mississippi family, whose name is being dirtied by someone bearing that surname, I'd offer that young "man" ten thou, to have his name changed, along with a plane ticket to somewhere thousands of miles away from here. The money would be waiting for him, upon his arrival at that place (preferably, somewhere like Hawaii, from which, hopefully, he won't be able to afford a plane ticket BACK - ever)
Appreciate the RCSO getting after these fools. Also appreciate the county officials who make sure the sheriff has the tools he needs. If those 3 idiots sold stolen weapons, you can bet your ass someone at BATF is hearing about it.
10:05 shows up to remind us that crime is an equal opportunity event. No difference in crime in Jackson and crime in surrounding towns. Say it with me.....B U L L S H I T. Review the statistics.
4:21 pm Wasn't Rankin County the home of bootleggers and prostitution and gambling back in the day?
And, when you are looking at crime, shouldn't you also include white collar crime, fraud and corruption , child abuse and molestation and child pornography, and domestic violence and hacking ?
You aren't looking at charges brought by the State and Feds when it comes to really stealing from people.
@ 8:07, you have insight to the past regarding the bootlegging and prostitution. Don't forget the illicit trade that the old sheriff's family was tied in with. Yes, that's a hard pill to swallow for many but I had a family member who was in business with the sheriff's sons and knew first hand what took place.
When most of us look at and think about modern-day, contemporary 'crime' we tend to think about property crimes and crimes against persons. You know, the kinds of things that go on in Hinds County that make us fear for our lives most days.
Not many of us are really that concerned about prostitution on the Gold Coast eighty years, or for that matter, on Highway 80 today.
It's baffling as to why in hell some of you constantly deny the fact that Hinds County, specifically Jackson, is the crime center of the Southeast today, even outdistancing Birmingham and creeping toward New Orleans.
The last 3 posters are grasping... trying to qualify Jackson being just like the burbs.
Be real... The DA who is charged with protecting the citizenry by using the law is going to Jail and is going to be disbarred. Take the exact crime in Jackson vs a crime that happens in Rankin/Madison. Michael Guest puts a guy in jail for 30 years for auto theft, same crime in Jackson guy gets 7 years.
(sarcasm) Yeah. Crime and punishment in the metro area is the same.
9:51, I have a business in Jackson. JPD can't even locate us on the map. But to think that other surrounding areas are not corrupt you are wrong. Rankin has many many many skeletons in it's closet when it comes to its history. Both current and past. Hinds is just what it is. Overtaken by a culture of thugs just too damn stupid to hide it like Rankin did.
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