Train robbery in NoAZ.

[GlobalNorth]

This happened yesterday and it became a multi agency operation.

YCSO deputies track down suspects after train robbery

SELIGMAN — Two people were arrested after a Burlington Northern – Santa Fe train was reportedly burglarized while stopped near Seligman Friday, Oct. 18.

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Yavapai County Sheriff's Office

SUSPECTS CAUGHT AFTER INTENSE TRAIN BURGLARY ALONG INTERSTATE 40 Around midnight Friday, a BNSF Train near Seligman reported they were actively being burglarized by a white box truck. A YCSO Deputy...

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[KK4JUG]

It's not a robbery. It's a burglary. Robbery is a crime of possession. Burglary is a crime of ownership.

 

[GlobalNorth]

It's not a robbery. It's a burglary. Robbery is a crime of possession. Burglary is a crime of ownership.

We hardly know all the facts.

Let's just say 'BNSF claims a action against their unverified property rights'.

 

[KK4JUG]

Unless they took it from an employee inside the railcar. it's a burglary.

 

[es93546]

It's not a robbery. It's a burglary. Robbery is a crime of possession. Burglary is a crime of ownership.

There is mass confusion on this point. I get tired of people saying they were "robbed" when a burglary was committed. I don't know the laws in Arizona, but in California robbery is section 211 of the criminal code and burglary is section 459. Two different acts and two different laws.

 

[cavmedic]

There is mass confusion on this point. I get tired of people saying they were "robbed" when a burglary was committed. I don't know the laws in Arizona, but in California robbery is section 211 of the criminal code and burglary is section 459. Two different acts and two different laws.

The difference between the two was one of the first things that was drilled into our heads as new dispatchers in training. One call type over the other will generate quite a different response..........

 

[KK4JUG]

As far as the public's concerned, it probably doesn't matter. Responding police and, ultimately, the courts are the only ones who have to really be concerned.

As a former LEO, I notice the difference.

 

[mikewazowski]

Not sure what this has to do with scanning?