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We can't call it top busts [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] because not everyone on the list was captured, but we've got some interesting ones here for you. Think South Shore Plaza.
In our short time covering everything Braintree (we'll hit two months next week), [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] has been the most common charge we've seen come across our police log wires. Already you've seen Top Five Fall Sports Moments and Top Five School Stories. We now present: Top Five north face jackets Tales.
On the morning of Nov. 26 -- Black Friday -- a still-unknown Asian male pulled out a large butcher knife and waved it at a security officer at the South Shore Plaza after he was confronted for allegedly stealing North Face Denali jackets from Macy's.
?The man escaped in a 2001 Subaru Legacy? (pictured with this article) with gray trim on the bottom panels and peeling paint on its rear bumper. Police also believe there was an additional, unknown accomplice.? The suspect was described as being 5'2" tall, medium build, 25 to 35 years old and dressed all in black.?
This next guy really [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], really wanted a North Face jacket. So much so that he tried to take the merchandise ?twice in two weeks? from stores in Braintree -- and was arrested both times. First, George Bush Jr., 27, of Quincy, was busted on Nov. 30 at Macy's when police found the jacket in his Nissan Maxima. A companion, Jaimie A. Moran, 23, of Quincy, turned herself in later that day to the police,Source related :
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This last fellow gained weight very fast on Nov. 29, ?emerging from a dressing room? at Macy's with more than $800 worth of clothes under his outfit. Jarrod Awand, 33, of Agawam was placed under arrest and charged with larceny over $250 after he tried to leave the store without paying for the new additions to his wardrobe.
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Then, on Dec. 10, Bush was arrested and charged with larceny over $250 after allegedly attempting another heist at ?Sports Authority?. But wait, there's more. Six days before the Nov. 30 offense, on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, Bush was arrested at the Hanover Mall and charged with larcency over $250. No word if a North Face Jacket was involved.?
On Dec. 23 [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Michael J. McGowan, 30, of? Brighton, ?was arrested and charged with various crimes? when found with a knife and brass knuckles at ?Sears? after struggling with a security officer who allegedly saw him steal $500 worth of merchandise.
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Another repeat offender: This time, Parris H. Phillips, 40, of Roxbury ?was arrested at the plaza? when ?police saw him enter with empty shopping bags and come out with them full three separate times.
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Chico's, Bebe and Banana Republic," Jenkins said. "Also discovered in the vehicle were three additional shopping bags all lined with tape.?"?