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Teen-boy indicted for carrying out series of thefts at college campuses, reports St. Paul PD

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Legal Monitor Worldwide

March 17, 2020 Tuesday


Copyright 2020 Legal Monitor Worldwide Provided by Syndigate Media Inc. All Rights Reserved



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Two weeks after 15 students filed reports of theft and trespassing in Doty and Turck Halls, Macalester Public Safety and the Saint Paul Police Department (SPPD) arrested Marcus Cortez Funches, 18, outside of the Leonard Center (LC).

The security and law enforcement officers used video evidence to connect Funches to the Doty and Turck theft spree.

The arrest came after a staff member alerted Public Safety when they heard Funches tell another student in the LC that he did not go to Macalester.

The staff member recognized Funches from when he was in the LC on the evening on Saturday.

After detaining him, Public Safety reviewed the video from Doty and Turck and confirmed Funches as the culprit.

Yes, he was responsible, Kurtz wrote in an email to media. The video evidence was critical.

Two criminal complaints have been filed with the Ramsey County District Court charging him with first- and second-degree burglary for the stolen belongings from Turck and Doty.

Most of the items stolen were wallets, AirPods, cash and headphones.

One student reported their car was stolen; SPPD eventually recovered the car and could not link it to Funches.

Funches is also accused, in a third criminal complaint, of taking a wallet from a womans bag while the woman was working at the Anderson Student Center at the University of St. Thomas.

Funches also pleaded guilty to two motor vehicle thefts last month.

He was also charged with robbing a woman at gunpoint in the Summit-University neighborhood. 2020 Legal Monitor Worldwide.




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Language: ENGLISH

Publication-Type: Newspaper

Journal Code: 1258

Subject: LARCENY & THEFT (93%); CRIME, LAW ENFORCEMENT & CORRECTIONS (92%); ARRESTS (90%); CRIMINAL TRESPASS (90%); INDICTMENTS (90%); NEGATIV

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