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somebody stole a bicycle. well, upsetting thing to have your bike stolen, they say, so, the owner called the cops. and, who was the owner? bryce bailey, one of amber's old housemates. funny how these things happen. >> so, the police went out and investigated that particular theft. >> reporter: found the bike at the ponds dealer? >> yes. >> reporter: a lucky thing, bikes, not often recovered, but the pawn owner was keen to help, talk about the thief who sold him the bike. colorado frowns heavily on people who sell hot goods to pawnshops. >> in the state of colorado it's a crime to provide false information to upon broker. so you have to provide dna sample for all felony and arrests.
>> one even and had left the apartment, bobby had that cover too. he'd already tracked ethan to his job at a local will tell and attached a gps locator on his car, as it sat in the parking lot. now there is no minute of the day when the team didn't know where ethan and father were. and what they were doing. almost immediately, they got a surprise. when ethan was at work, other sneaked over to visit the man living next door. right around town with him. >> they were going to the bank a lot. one of the investigators -- they were kiting checks. they're actually stealing money from the bank. >> despite would bobby told, bank and never resulted in charges against anybody. but that wasn't all he discovered. the gps tracker ethan's car led bobby to a couple of local pawnshops. >> they were planning jewelry. the jewelry was the red flag. >> was it kates jewelry? they couldn't be sure yet without more surveillance, that is, and then the landlord called gene again, another tip, this one bad, ethan and heather weren't paying rent. >> he says i'm going to evict these people. so after he said that -- >> this is not good news. >> i said, hold on, if these people are evicted, we don't know where they are going.
and attached a gps locator on his car, as it sat in the parking lot. now there is no minute of the day when the team didn't know where ethan and father were. and what they were doing. almost immediately, they got a surprise. when ethan was at work, other sneaked over to visit the man living next door. right around town with him. >> they were going to the bank a lot. one of the investigators -- they were kiting checks. they're actually stealing money from the bank. >> despite would bobby told, bank and never resulted in charges against anybody. but that wasn't all he discovered. the gps tracker ethan's car led bobby to a couple of local pawnshops. >> they were planning jewelry. the jewelry was the red flag. >> was it kates jewelry? they couldn't be sure yet without more surveillance, that is, and then the landlord called gene again, another tip, this one bad, ethan and heather weren't paying rent.
at the terrell home and to ward to mark porter. some detectives want to check out his alibi. what others continue mining other avenues for leads. one cop thought to check the local database of pawnshops to see if any of the missing items from the terrell house had been recently sold. that search led them here to rnk coins. >> tell us how your business ended up being very important in a murder investigation? >> yes sir. >> it was just two days after jan and gary when kelly was working behind his desk. and the guy with the top of points locked in. >> what were you seeing in him? was he okay, was he normal? >> he looked like in the average guy to me. nothing actually stood out about them at all. >> we had dimes, quarters, 56 pieces. and, when you add it up the face value of that stack of money, how much was it worth?
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a graphic camera with hazardous radio material gone missing in houston. texas authorities say it was stolen from a work truck on thursday and warned the material inside could cause someone to lose their fingers if they aren't careful. the camera is used as some sort of portable x-ray. usually at construction sites. the police are scouring pawnshops and the report is being offered for its return. 3 million households in america renting instead of buying despite making $150,000 more. that is according to a new report from the u.s. census bureau. households making $150,000 or more rose by 87% from 2016-2021 as mortgage rates sort and supplied dwindles. national canine veterans day and earlier we spoke to project canine hero's founder and ranger veteran who says the foundation is changing lives as veterans and their pups. >> we couldn't do what we do
crimes that have soared in her city. guys, back to you. speed to jackie ibanez thank you. illinois to make chicago business owners hire their own armed security detail. democrat thaddeus jones says by july 1st "banks, pawnshops, grocery stores, gas stations and municipalities with population more than 2 million people must employ and have on the premises at least one guard during the hours they conduct business. small business owners are calling the bill ludicrous thing they cannot afford to add security to their payroll. >> i'm not happy. it is not necessary. the cost of doing business has to go up. and we try as much as we can. but you have to be in business. speed to the proposal comes as crime surges in with murders and theft of 35% a motor vehicle theft up a whopping 139%.
violent was predictable. the people pushing that rhetoric knew it would happen. >> reporter: also the user encouraged others to go to gun and pawnshops to get whatever you need to be ready for combat. when another responded to the user saying they sent his picture and information to the fbi, the user responded bring them on. >> i think a lot of their effort will be focused on who he was connected with and what others may do. so people who had been involved with this individual, either through social media or in day-to-day activities, i hope they're a bit nervous. >> reporter: two law enforcement sources tell cnn that ricky shiffer was previously known to the fbi because of the january 6th attacks on capitol. his social media said he was in washington that day but didn't indicate whether he entered the capitol. he also had associations with the proud boys. since the mar-a-lago raid, cnn
but if not, this is your call to arms from me. >> this was totally predictable, not the person, not the place, but the fact that angry people would take up arms and do something violent was absolutely predictable. and the worst part is the people who were pushing that rhetoric, they knew it. they knew what would happen. and clearly they made the decision to go forward. >> reporter: also on shiffer's account, the user encouraged others to go to gun and pawnshops to, quote, get whatever you need to be ready for combat. when another person responded to the user, saying they'd spend his picture and information to the fbi, the user responded, "bring them on." >> i think a lot of their effort right now will be focused on who he was connected with and what others may do. so people who had been involved with this individual either through social media or in day-to-day activities, i hope they're a little bit nervous. >> reporter: two law enforcement sources tell cnn ricky shiffer was previously known to the fbi because of his connections with the january 6th attack on the capitol.
violent posts after the fbi search of mar-a-lago. >> reporter: on a social media account bearing the name of the suspect in cincinnati, 42-year-old ricky shiffer, the user seemed to fixate on revenge for the fbi search of donald trump's home mar-a-lago. on monday, the day of the mar-a-lago raid, the user wrote, people, this is it. i hope a call to arms comes from someone better qualified. but if not, this is your call to arms from me. >> this was totally predictable, not the person, not the place, but the fact that angry people would take up arms and do something violent was absolutely predictable. and the worst part is the people who were pushing that rhetoric, they knew it. they knew what would happen. and clearly they made the decision to go forward. >> reporter: also on shiffer's account, the user encouraged others to go to gun and pawnshops to, quote, get whatever you need to be ready for combat. when another person responded saying they had sent his information to the fbi, the user responded, bring them on. >> i think a lot of their effort