I suspect this is one of the gentlemen who was shot early this morning on Scott street. The name and ages are right. The other gentleman has had 1/2 dozen court cases filed against him over about 15 years here in Luzerne County
N.Y. man arrested in W-B home invasion
Published: January 11, 2011
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WILKES-BARRE - Police have arrested a Queens, N.Y., man in connection with a
home invasion that occurred Saturday night at 115 Carey Ave.
City police charged Jamel Martin, 18, with criminal trespass and providing false identification to law enforcement.
In arrest papers, police said Martin has a 36-page criminal rap sheet out of New York.
Police said Martin showed up at the home around 8:30 p.m., started banging on the door and yelled "let me the (expletive) in." Martin eventually kicked open the door and entered the home, police said.
The resident, Janice Issac, who called police, was screaming for Martin to leave, police said.
"Get out of here. You don't belong here," she told him.
Issac told police Martin is a foster brother of her boyfriend and is forbidden from being in her residence.
Investigators said Martin provided police with a fake name and birthday, so they planned to take him to the Kingston police station to be identified on their LIVESCAN fingerprint system. On the way, police said Martin told police the truth.
"Listen, my criminal history name is Jamel Martin," police said.
Martin also tried to negotiate with police about the charges he'd face, police said.
"Hey, I didn't really kick in the door, but I kinda made my way in if you know what I mean," Martin told the cops. "Does that make it less of a charge?"
Martin was arraigned before on-duty Magisterial District Judge Donald Whittaker.
Whittaker ordered Martin jailed in the Luzerne County Correctional Facility in lieu of $75,000 cash bail
City police charged Jamel Martin, 18, with criminal trespass and providing false identification to law enforcement.
In arrest papers, police said Martin has a 36-page criminal rap sheet out of New York.
Police said Martin showed up at the home around 8:30 p.m., started banging on the door and yelled "let me the (expletive) in." Martin eventually kicked open the door and entered the home, police said.
The resident, Janice Issac, who called police, was screaming for Martin to leave, police said.
"Get out of here. You don't belong here," she told him.
Issac told police Martin is a foster brother of her boyfriend and is forbidden from being in her residence.
Investigators said Martin provided police with a fake name and birthday, so they planned to take him to the Kingston police station to be identified on their LIVESCAN fingerprint system. On the way, police said Martin told police the truth.
"Listen, my criminal history name is Jamel Martin," police said.
Martin also tried to negotiate with police about the charges he'd face, police said.
"Hey, I didn't really kick in the door, but I kinda made my way in if you know what I mean," Martin told the cops. "Does that make it less of a charge?"
Martin was arraigned before on-duty Magisterial District Judge Donald Whittaker.
Whittaker ordered Martin jailed in the Luzerne County Correctional Facility in lieu of $75,000 cash bail
Well at least he didn't kick the door it! (cough)
ReplyDeleteIGNORANT PEOPLE! LET THESE MEN REST IN PEACE! IM SURE NOTHING THEY HAVE DONE IN THERE PAST MADE THEM DESERVE TO BE SHOT IN COLD BLOOD! NOR DO THEY DESERVE FOR IGNORANT BASTARDS TO MAKE FUN OF THE THINGS THEY DID. THERE IS ONE WHO CAN JUDGE, AND THEY BOTH HAVE MET THAT JUDGEMENT, AND IM SURE, THEY ARE FLOATING ON HIGH IN HEAVEN, TOGETHER. REST IN PEACE MR. MARTIN, AND MR. SMITH. I PRAY THE POLICE CATCH THAT RAT BASTARD WHO DID THIS, AND MAY THAT SCUM BE CRUCIFIED FOR TAKING 2 INNOCENT SOULS!
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