08-10-2011, 03:06 PM
a 2003 story on Gary Vincent Giordano. combine this with a few violence allegations and he's not exactly a trustworthy character. doesn't mean he's a murderer.
Gazette.net Maryland.
An Urbana man was arrested last week in connection with the theft of merchandise from the Target store in Germantown over the last three months, police said.
Gary Vincent Giordano, 42, of the 9700 block of Royal Crest Circle in Urbana, was arrested at his home Thursday and charged with three counts of theft over $500 and one count of theft by scheme over $500, police said.
Employees at the Target in the Milestone Shopping Center reported that an unidentified man entered the store March 4 and began placing items into a shopping cart -- including PlayStation2 game systems, DVD players, scanners and other electronic items, police said.
Employees observed the man removing Target stickers from each box, according to police. Realizing he was being watched, the man abandoned the shopping cart, fled from the store and got into a silver Mercedes Benz station wagon, police said.
Through its investigation, the Montgomery County Department of Police's Career Criminal Unit discovered that the man was the same suspect who shoplifted from the Target Feb. 1 and March 1, according to police. The man also stole merchandise from the Target in Frederick April 24, police said.
"Through our Career Criminal Unit, they work with a lot of loss prevention agents at the different stores to see if there's a pattern," police spokeswoman Officer Joyce Utter said.
Police identified Giordano, who was arrested by the police's Repeat Offender Section, as the suspect involved in the thefts, according to police. He was released after posting a $2,500 unsecured bond, police said.
Gazette.net Maryland.
An Urbana man was arrested last week in connection with the theft of merchandise from the Target store in Germantown over the last three months, police said.
Gary Vincent Giordano, 42, of the 9700 block of Royal Crest Circle in Urbana, was arrested at his home Thursday and charged with three counts of theft over $500 and one count of theft by scheme over $500, police said.
Employees at the Target in the Milestone Shopping Center reported that an unidentified man entered the store March 4 and began placing items into a shopping cart -- including PlayStation2 game systems, DVD players, scanners and other electronic items, police said.
Employees observed the man removing Target stickers from each box, according to police. Realizing he was being watched, the man abandoned the shopping cart, fled from the store and got into a silver Mercedes Benz station wagon, police said.
Through its investigation, the Montgomery County Department of Police's Career Criminal Unit discovered that the man was the same suspect who shoplifted from the Target Feb. 1 and March 1, according to police. The man also stole merchandise from the Target in Frederick April 24, police said.
"Through our Career Criminal Unit, they work with a lot of loss prevention agents at the different stores to see if there's a pattern," police spokeswoman Officer Joyce Utter said.
Police identified Giordano, who was arrested by the police's Repeat Offender Section, as the suspect involved in the thefts, according to police. He was released after posting a $2,500 unsecured bond, police said.