On December 22 nd, 2006, City Court Judge Lehmann issued an Arrest Warrant for one Randolph T. McIver, for the Offense of Failure to comply with the New York State Sex Offender Registry Act.

Apparently McIver left his registered address and moved to an unknown address without notifying any local law enforcement agency, as he is required to do. McIver is described as a black male, 5’7, 170lbs, with Black/Grey hair and brown eyes, born on 5/29/61. .

Binghamton Police Department records show he has used the address of 68 Pine St, Binghamton in the past.

On December 12 th of 2007, Raphael Rodriquez is alleged to have entered another tenant’s apartment at 90 Henry St. in Binghamton, and assaulted a male with a blunt object and robbed him of his wallet.

The victim required hospitalization for his injuries.

Rodriquez is wanted by the Binghamton Police Department for Burglary, Robbery, and Assault.

Rodriquez is described as a Hispanic male, 5’10, 160lbs, with long curly Black hair and brown eyes, born on 2/25/63. .

Binghamton Police Department records show he may also have resided at 90 Henry St. at the time of the incident.

In the early morning hours of December 19, 2007, the New Panda Chinese Restaurant, 199 Robinson St., Binghamton, was broken into and an undetermined amount of money was taken. The suspect forcibly entered the Restaurant and was observed leaving and running from the Restaurant. The suspect is described as a white male, wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and dark pants. The suspect was last seen running north on Andrews Ave. and getting into a white, older model vehicle with square taillights. The vehicle was last seen traveling east on East Frederick St.

About an hour later, it appears the same suspect committed a similar burglary at 254 Main Street in Johnson City, the New Century Chinese Restaurant. The manner in which these two burglaries occurred is the same. Investigation has revealed that similar incidents have occurred at approximately 22 locations, most of which are Chinese Restaurants, in and around the Broome County area. Local police agencies, including the Binghamton Police, Johnson City Police and The Broome County Sheriff’s Office are investigating these incidents.   

Sometime during the weekend of January 26 th, 2008, vandals did nearly $10,000 in damage to the Ely Park Golf Course.

Binghamton Police Department records indicate that a four wheel ATV and a dirt bike were driven onto the golf course, causing damage to several fairways and at least four of the greens.

Witnesses describe seeing a camouflage colored ATV, as well as a dirt bike, in the area at about 3:00PM on Sunday afternoon, driven by several youths.

Along with specific suspect information, Investigators would be interested in information from anyone who may have witnessed any of the incidents, and / or observed any suspicious individuals.

On January 18, 2008 at 12:15 PM a woman was approached by a well dressed black male as she left the HSBC Bank at 65 Court Street, Binghamton.

The male held an unknown object to the woman’s back and told her to do what he said, or something bad was going to happen to her. 

The suspect then reached into her coat pocket and took some money. 

The suspect then instructed her to go to the ATM in the bank's vestibule, where he stood near the victim while she accessed her account. When the victim showed him that she had a low balance on her account, he threatened her again and then walked away, eastbound on Court Street. Bank surveillance cameras were able to capture the incident.

The suspect is described as an older black male with a goatee, glasses and a gold tooth.

He was tall with a thin build and was wearing a tan trench coat and a white hat.

On Sunday, February 3, 2008 at approximately 1:43 AM, the Xtra Mart located at 409 Court St, Binghamton was burglarized by four unknown male Suspects. The suspects gained entrance to the store by smashing out the glass from the front door.  

Surveillance cameras recorded the incident, and the suspects were observed inside the store stealing a large quantity of cigarettes and cigars.  The suspects used a silver or light colored hatch back or minivan with large dark colored decals on lower portion of vehicle during the commission of the crime. 

The suspects fled the scene prior to police arrival. 

On February 17, 2008a robbery occurred on Binghamton’s north side, and during the robbery the suspect held an object to the victim’s head and threatened to “Blow his head off”.

On February 26, 2008, after an investigation by the Binghamton Police Department, City Court Judge Lehmann issued a Felony Arrest Warrant for one Terrence J. Wright, for first degree robbery, a Class B Felony.

Terrence J. Wright is described as a black male, 5’11, weighing 254lbs; he may have a goatee and shaven head.

Wright was born on 12/2/68 and records show his previous address as 10 Lockwood St., Binghamton.

 At about 8:20PM on April 2 nd, 2008 a male entered the Red Apple Mini-Mart, located at 23 Floral Ave., Binghamton and asked the clerk to make change for him.

When the clerk opened the register to do so, the male reached across the counter and grabbed an undisclosed amount of cash from the register.

The suspect fled the store and was seen leaving the area on a silver bicycle near Main Street.

Store surveillance cameras were able to capture the incident.

The suspect is described as thin white male wearing jeans, a black and white plaid jacket over a light colored hooded sweatshirt and wool hat.

The suspect may have worn glasses and had a scruffy beard or goatee.

Shortly after 11:00PM on Friday, March 28th, 2008, an unknown male walked into Nirchi’s Pizza, located at 166 Water Street, Binghamton, and robbed it at gunpoint.

The suspect apparently entered the Restaurant and displayed a handgun while demanding cash from the clerk.

The suspect then left the store by the rear door and fled the scene on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash.

The suspect is described as a male, about 5’10, with a medium build, wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and dark wind pants. The suspect was also wearing a light colored mask and carried a dark colored book bag

On February 14th, 2008, Binghamton City Court Judge Pelella issued an Arrest Warrant for one Chinh V. Dang, for Burglary in the First Degree.

Dang is accused of entering the apartment of his former girlfriend and assaulting her.

Dang is an Asian male, born 12/31/1970. Dang is described as being 6’ tall and weighing 150lbs. with thinning black hair.

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Binghamton Police Department records show he has used the addresses of 6 Asbury Court, and 162 Susquehanna St., Binghamton in the past.

On May 19 th, 2008, a credit card was stolen from an unlocked vehicle that was parked at a gas station in Binghamton’s First Ward.

At about 4:40PM that same day, the credit card was used to make a purchase at the Price Chopper in the Foundry Plaza.

The card was also used at several other local stores within days of its theft.

Store surveillance cameras at the Price Chopper were able to capture the incident.

The suspect’s are described as a black male and two black females.

The male appears to be in his mid-twenties, with a medium build.

The first black female appears to be in her early to mid twenties with shoulder length hair.

The second female appears to be a lighter skinned black female in her late teens to early twenties with a smaller build.

On May 20th, 2008, a wallet was stolen from a downtown Binghamton residence during a burglary.

Later the day, a credit card from the wallet was used to make a purchase at the Advanced Auto Store on Chenango St. in Binghamton.

The credit card was also used at the Wal-Mart in Vestal later that night by a black male and a white female.

Store surveillance cameras at Wal-Mart were able to capture the incident.

The suspect’s are described as a black male with a medium build; he was wearing dark colored pants, a white sweatshirt and a red hat.

The female appears to be shorter, but with a large build, wearing dark jeans and a dark colored shirt.

On June 6th, 2008, City Court Judge William Palella issued an Arrest Warrant for one Victor J. Porter, for the Offense of 1 st Degree Assault, a class B Felony.

Porter is accused of stabbing an individual with a knife on the north side of Binghamton on June 5, 2008.

Porter is described as a black male, 5’11, 150lbs, with Black hair and brown eyes, born on 3/21/79.

Porter has been seen on Thorp Street in Binghamton and in Endicott.

On June 28, 2008, at about 3:00 PM, two white males entered Boscov’s Department Store at 11 Court Street. One of the subjects distracted the clerk while the other subject opened the case on the counter and removed 9 sets of earrings. The subjects were last seen traveling east on Henry Street in a newer sporty 2 door dark blue car. Description of the subjects are as follows:

Subject #1:w/m 6’00’ tall, 180 lbs., in his 30’s with brown hair. He was wearing a black “ Temple Owls” t-shirt and North Carolina baseball style hat with cargo pants.

Subject #2 w/m 5’10’’ tall, 200 lbs., in his 30’s with brown hair cut high and tight and a goatee. He was wearing a green t-shirt and dark green shorts.

The two subjects were caught on surveillance cameras inside the store.

On June 18th, 2008, Binghamton City Court Mary Anne Lehmann issued two Arrest Warrants for one Eddie J. Armistied, one for Criminal Mischief in the Second Degree, and one for Harassment in the Second Degree.

Apparently on June 17 th, Armistied punched his girlfriend in the face, and destroyed more than $1500 worth of her furniture.

Eddie Armistied is described as a black male, 6’2, 160lbs with dreadlocks.

Armistied was born 3-30-1983 and has a last known address of 100 Roberts St., Binghamton.

Sometime between the hours of 8:00AM and Noon on 6/ 25/2008, a burglary occurred at a residence on Conti Court in the City of Binghamton.

Among the items taken were a Dell Laptop, a Men’s Mountain Bike, a Hitachi camcorder, and some other electronics and some cash.

It appears that the rear basement door had been pried open to gain entry to the residence.

Along with specific suspect information, Investigators would be interested in information from anyone who may have witnessed any of the incident, and / or observed any suspicious individuals.

Sometime during the overnight hours of July 22, 2008, a burglary occurred at the Alaska Mart, located at 254 Chenango St. in the City of Binghamton.

Among the items taken in the burglary were lottery tickets, cigars, cigarettes, and telephone cards.

At about 1:40pm that same day, some of the lottery tickets were cashed by a female at the K-Mart, 33 West State St, Binghamton.

The suspect is described as a white female in her mid 20s, medium to slightly heavy build, with black hair kept in a bun.

On August 8th, 2008, Binghamton City Court Mary Anne Lehmann issued an Arrest Warrant for one Shakaris M. Glover, for the charge of Forgery in the Second Degree, a Class D Felony.

Apparently Glover forged a second persons name to a check payable to that person, and then cashed the check at a local bank.

Shakaris M. Glover is described as a black female, 5’9, about 150lbs, with long brown hair.

Binghamton Police Department records show her last known address to be 111 Glenwood Ave, Binghamton.

On September 2nd, 2008, Binghamton City Court William Pelella issued an Arrest Warrant for one Jacob D. Rogers for Attempted Robbery in the First Degree.

At about 1:30am on 8/27/2008 a male victim was walking home from work on Bevier St. in the City of Binghamton when he was approached by two males.

The two males asked him for money, but when he refused he was attacked by one of the males. The victim was able to break free from the males and get away and call the police.

The victim was able to identify one of the males as Jacob T. Rogers, a white male, 5’11, and 160 lbs. with a clean shaven head.

The second suspect is described as a white male, about 6’2, 250 to 275 lbs, with ear length shaggy hair.

Police records show Rogers last known address to be 70 Kirkwood Ave, Kirkwood NY

There have been numerous incidents of burglary and larcenies in the City of Binghamton involving the theft of copper from residences, commercial sites and construction sites.

There were larcenies of copper from residences on Ogden Street, Janette Ave., Bradley Street and Robinson Street in the past week.

The theft of recyclable metals is a trend that is being monitored by all police agencies in upstate New York. The Binghamton Police Department is working cooperatively with other police agencies in the area.

On September 24th, 2008, Binghamton City Court William Pelella issued an Arrest Warrant for one Derick S. Svenson for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, a Class A misdemeanor.

Apparently on September 23 rd, 2008, Svenson drove a 2006 Pontiac without the consent of the vehicles owner.

Svenson is described as being 5’9, 160lbs, with short brown hair; he was born 5/18/1987.

Police records show Svenson’s last known address to be 153 Bigelow St. Binghamton, NY.

The Binghamton Police Department is looking for Craig R. Lewis to answer to four outstanding bench warrants, all issued by Binghamton City court judges.

Lewis is facing a total of five charges, ranging from Harassment in the second degree, to Criminal possession of a controlled substance in the seventh degree.

Lewis is a black male, 5’7, 150lbs.; he was born 10/27/1981.

Police records show Lewis’s last known address to be 3 Amsbry St. Binghamton, NY.

The Binghamton Police Department is looking for Edicer Perez to answer to an arrest warrant and a bench warrant, all issued by Binghamton City court judges.

Perez is facing a total of three charges; they are Tampering with physical evidence, Petit Larceny, and resisting arrest.

Perez is a Hispanic male, 5’9, 155lbs.; he was born 9/16/1957.

Police records show Perez’s last known address to be 88 Carroll St. Binghamton, NY.

The Vestal Police are asking for your help in identifying the pictured female. 

On Sunday, November 2nd, 2008 a customer of M&T bank mistakenly left his debit card in the ATM of the Murray Hill Road and Vestal Parkway Branch.  Within moments, the pictured female was the next person to use the ATM.  Subsequent unlawful charges were made with the card and Police believe her to be a person of interest in this case.

Along with specific suspect information, Investigators would be interested in information from anyone who may have witnessed any of the incident, and / or observed any suspicious individuals.

On 10/28/08 a vehicle was broken into in the Village of Johnson City, and a wallet was stolen from that vehicle.

On 10/29/08 at about 3:30 AM a white male was captured on Video tape using two of the stolen cards at a Visions Credit Union in the Foundry Plaza in Binghamton.

The male in the video is wearing glasses and has on a coat with very distinctive embroidery on the front and back. The male also appears to have a scruffy beard.

Along with specific suspect information, Investigators would be interested in information from anyone who may have witnessed any of the incident, and / or observed any suspicious individuals.

At about 10:30pm on 11/29/08 a female noticed that her purse had been taken from her while at the Belmar bar, 95 Main St., Binghamton. A witness pointed out two females leaving the bar as being possible suspects.

The victim followed them to a nearby Manley’s Mart where they made a purchase. They denied taking her purse when confronted by the victim. Credit card records detail a purchase being made from the victim’s card at that store during the time the suspects made their purchase. Surveillance cameras were able to capture images of the two suspects.

Suspect one: Black female, possibly in her early 40’s, short and walked with a limp. She was wearing a dark coat with a possible fur collar.

Suspect two: White female, heavyset, blonde hair tied up in a ponytail, in her early thirties. She was wearing a dark blue coat.

At about midnight on November 13 th, a Home Invasion/Burglary occurred at a residence on Seminary Ave. in the City of Binghamton.

Apparently two Asian males entered the residence, confronted the female resident with a knife, and then bound her hands and feet with duct tape. The males then ransacked the house and left with a large amount of money.

A description of the suspects is as follows:

Suspect One: Vietnamese male, 5’, 145lbs, 25-30 years old with short black hair.

Suspect Two: Vietnamese male, 5’5, 150lbs, 25 to 30 years old with black hair wearing a white coat and white hat.