In second case, all felonies, four counts. Charges in picture below, includes grand theft of firearm.
Complaints filed 12/29.
DDA Luke Bernthal. Conflict Counsel appointed, Mr. Kaleb Cockrum present for arraignment. Preliminary January 11. Intervention on January 11.OR/Bail January 3.
No other media in court. Initially, Aumiller was chewing gum, and his demeanor sobered up soon, bruises on face from where he fell a deep purple.
Time waived for misdemeanors, not felonies. Not guilty plea, denial of all special allegations.
Dec 27, 2016
Lollipop bandit arrested by EPD, identified as David Aumiller
From EPD Captain Steve Watson:
EPD identified & arrested the face-planting Lollipop Bandit tonight. Suspect is David Aumiller. More to follow in a press release tomorrow.
According to internet search, David Aumiller was arrested by HCSO and booked on August 28.
Updated Press Release:
Press Release from earlier on 12/27:
The suspect is described as a white male, in his 20's, thin build. He was wearing a red hat, glasses, gray sweatshirt, tan cargo pants, blue and white shoes, and a blue bandana around his neck.
EPD identified & arrested the face-planting Lollipop Bandit tonight. Suspect is David Aumiller. More to follow in a press release tomorrow.
According to internet search, David Aumiller was arrested by HCSO and booked on August 28.
Updated Press Release:
On December 26, 2016, at about 4:57 p.m., two handguns were stolen from a sporting goods store on the 3600 block of Broadway. The male suspect was last seen running east on Allard Avenue. The suspect was described as a white male, thin build, wearing a red hat.
On December 27, 2016, at about 4:36 p.m., officers with the Eureka Police Department responded to a residence on the 2400 block of Garland Street for the report of an ex-roommate forcing entry into the residence. Officers made contact with the ex-roommate, David Aumiller, 34 of Missouri. During their investigation, officers located one of the two stolen handguns in Aumiller's backpack. The second stolen handgun has not been recovered at this time.
Aumiller was arrested and booked into the Humboldt County Correctional Facility for trespassing, possession of burglary tools, felon in possession of a firearm, burglary, possession of a controlled substance, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Anyone with information relating to this incident is asked to call the Eureka Police Department.
Press Release from earlier on 12/27:
On December 26, 2016, at about 4:57 p.m., officers with the Eureka Police Department responded to a sporting goods store on the 3600 block of Broadway for the report of a theft of two handguns.
Based on employee statements and surveillance, it appears the male suspect loitered inside the business before talking to employees about two handguns. While holding the handguns, the male suspect quickly fled out of the business. The male was last seen running east on Allard Avenue from Broadway.
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ReplyDeleteYou would have to ask them. I am glad I am not on the Lost Coast Outhouse,anymore, I never got traffic from them, except a bit in the very beginning. They on the other hand, do benefit from linking other sites. One reason which has been pointed out by others to me, is that by not linking me, they think they can pretend to be "breaking news" when I usually scoop almost all media. I laugh every time I post something that is not a press release and it shows up on LOCO later. I rather people follow me directly, because then you get news as I post it. They might be a bit sore losing an advertiser or two to me, who I did not solicit. I would urge you to follow any site you like, not just mine directly. LOCO is day or more behind news these days, with more than five staffers. The only thing going for them these days is Rhonda Parker, who is well known as a former writer for the Times Standard. I wish someone else would hire her as a freelancer.
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ReplyDeleteIs he back out on the streets and released until his hearing Jan 11th??? Or will he stay in jail until then?
ReplyDeleteI just did an update this afternoin, he was not out at that time. I will check tomorrow.
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