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  1. I got hit before it was actually right when he went to run he did it but the camera didnt catch it because it runs at 4fps but I have multiple witness statements that confirms the story Ive actually ran past that camera fast enough to not even been seen on it that's how pathetic they are...you really should quit talking sh*t because i didnt do nothing to you. All I did was defend the fact of stereotyping people based on tats. I'm not a thug but I'm definitely not a punk either
    March 16, 2013 12:32 am on Hobart man accused of taking liquor, hitting security officer
  2. Any self respecting business owner???....any descriminating douche bag...I have tats its a form of artwork and self expression mine represent my Irish heritiage and family members who passed. Funny how much someone can run their mouth behind a keyboard because if you were standing infront of me you'd be missing more then just your wallet and I'm no thug or gangsta.
    March 14, 2013 9:20 am on Two charged in Dyer strong-arm robbery
  3. What evidence do you have supporting these two are wannabe gangsta's?..None..If you really wanna stereotype Jeremy he was more "Skater Punk" style so shut up and take your slanderous comments somewhere else idiot.
    March 13, 2013 9:15 pm on Two charged in Dyer strong-arm robbery
  4. The times also claimed it was a group...where is this group then
    March 13, 2013 10:33 am on Two charged in Dyer strong-arm robbery
  5. and I agree wish I could tag photos from his facebook on here so people can see what a "thug" he really is in family and graduation photos. I'm tatted up and been in my share of fights too and I'm not a thug. I used my looks to my advantage and worked undercover as a lost prevention agent and am a loving father to my 3 year old son who I spent over 5 grand to get visitation rights for so don't judge a book by its cover. Strong armed robbery is term you would expect to hear when someone robs a business or home with a gun. This is assault with petty theft at most.
    March 13, 2013 9:37 am on Two charged in Dyer strong-arm robbery
  6. I am willing to bet there is more to the story then what is written. I went to school with Jeremy he's a good guy and always kept people laughing. Everyone wants to be quick to judge by his appearance because he is tattooed shame on you. That's discrimination how about I judge you because of your race, relgion or gender. It's all still discrimination. How many of you been in fights? He was dumb and took his wallet and now its classified as strong armed robbery. When all it really was a bar fight. I don't know the whole story either but I know Jeremy is not the type of guy to go around robbing people.
    March 13, 2013 1:10 am on Two charged in Dyer strong-arm robbery
  7. I, Jerrold Haran, Asset Protection Associate for Wal-mart store #1618 in Hobart, Indiana was involved in an attempted apprehension which lead to physical confrontation with an unknown male subject on February, 3rd, 2013 at approximately 12:20 AM . The male subject was seen selecting a bottle of Skyy Vodka and concealing it in his pants. The subject then headed in the direction of the Grocery door exit. I then stopped the first associate I saw and asked her to stand by the exit as well to be my witness for the apprehension. I then approached the male subject and identified myself to him. After doing so the subject denied have the bottle of Skyy Vodka. I then explained to him I watched him select and conceal the bottle in his pants. The subject then started to turn in the direction I requested him to proceed in but then assaulted me by very quickly turning and striking the left side of my face with a closed fist resulting in my glasses being damaged and knocked of my face. Immediately after the subject struck me I attempted to restrain him for safety reasons. The subject then ducked resulting in me holding him in a head lock. The subject then ran in circles while I was holding him causing me to become dizzy and fall. When I began to fall I released the subject and he proceeded to flee. I then got up from the ground I was dizzy and it was hard to see without my glasses on. I looked toward the male subject and seen him assaulting the female associate by pushing her. I then ran over to her direction and grabbed the male subject and requested him to get away from the female associate. I also requested him to stop and calm down. When he failed to do so I then physically redirected him to the exit and stood outside to verify he was leaving and to find out his direction of travel. During the process the male subject dropped his phone. I then contacted the Hobart Police Department and filed a police report. When Hobart Police arrived on the scene I gave them possession of the phone. By providing Hobart Police with the cell phone they were then able to obtain the name owner. The unknown male subject was later indentifed as Antonio Deshawn Lee Walton-Rogers due to positive identification through a photo line up. On February, 8th, 2013 I was terminated from Wal-mart for a policy violation. According to Wal-mart I violated policy by trying to restrain the subject. Wal-mart's (AP-09) policy clearly states "Authorized Associates may use reasonable force to physically limit or control the movements of a subject. Only the least amount of force necessary to affect the detention under the circumstances may be utilized." Even though the policy states this I was still terminated for my actions. Wal-mart expects me to protect their merchandise but won't allow me to protect myself. The law states I have a legal right to defend myself and Walmart claims I don't.
    February 11, 2013 12:07 am on Hobart man accused of taking liquor, hitting security officer
  8. I, Jerrold Haran, Asset Protection Associate for Wal-mart store #1618 in Hobart, Indiana was involved in an attempted apprehension which lead to physical confrontation with an unknown male subject on February, 3rd, 2013 at approximately 12:20 AM . The male subject was seen selecting a bottle of Skyy Vodka and concealing it in his pants. The subject then headed in the direction of the Grocery door exit. I then stopped the first associate I saw and asked her to stand by the exit as well to be my witness for the apprehension. I then approached the male subject and identified myself to him. After doing so the subject denied have the bottle of Skyy Vodka. I then explained to him I watched him select and conceal the bottle in his pants. The subject then started to turn in the direction I requested him to proceed in but then assaulted me by very quickly turning and striking the left side of my face with a closed fist resulting in my glasses being damaged and knocked of my face. Immediately after the subject struck me I attempted to restrain him for safety reasons. The subject then ducked resulting in me holding him in a head lock. The subject then ran in circles while I was holding him causing me to become dizzy and fall. When I began to fall I released the subject and he proceeded to flee. I then got up from the ground I was dizzy and it was hard to see without my glasses on. I looked toward the male subject and seen him assaulting the female associate by pushing her. I then ran over to her direction and grabbed the male subject and requested him to get away from the female associate. I also requested him to stop and calm down. When he failed to do so I then physically redirected him to the exit and stood outside to verify he was leaving and to find out his direction of travel. During the process the male subject dropped his phone. I then contacted the Hobart Police Department and filed a police report. When Hobart Police arrived on the scene I gave them possession of the phone. By providing Hobart Police with the cell phone they were then able to obtain the name owner. The unknown male subject was later indentifed as Antonio Deshawn Lee Walton-Rogers due to positive identification through a photo line up. On February, 8th, 2013 I was terminated from Wal-mart for a policy violation. According to Wal-mart I violated policy by trying to restrain the subject. Wal-mart's (AP-09) policy clearly states "Authorized Associates may use reasonable force to physically limit or control the movements of a subject. Only the least amount of force necessary to affect the detention under the circumstances may be utilized." Even though the policy states this I was still terminated for my actions. Wal-mart expects me to protect their merchandise but won't allow me to protect myself. The law states I have a legal right to defend myself and Walmart claims I don't.
    February 11, 2013 12:06 am on Hobart man accused of taking liquor, hitting security officer
  9. I, Jerrold Haran, Asset Protection Associate for Wal-mart store #1618 in Hobart, Indiana was involved in an attempted apprehension which lead to physical confrontation with an unknown male subject on February, 3rd, 2013 at approximately 12:20 AM . The male subject was seen selecting a bottle of Skyy Vodka and concealing it in his pants. The subject then headed in the direction of the Grocery door exit. I then stopped the first associate I saw and asked her to stand by the exit as well to be my witness for the apprehension. I then approached the male subject and identified myself to him. After doing so the subject denied have the bottle of Skyy Vodka. I then explained to him I watched him select and conceal the bottle in his pants. The subject then started to turn in the direction I requested him to proceed in but then assaulted me by very quickly turning and striking the left side of my face with a closed fist resulting in my glasses being damaged and knocked of my face. Immediately after the subject struck me I attempted to restrain him for safety reasons. The subject then ducked resulting in me holding him in a head lock. The subject then ran in circles while I was holding him causing me to become dizzy and fall. When I began to fall I released the subject and he proceeded to flee. I then got up from the ground I was dizzy and it was hard to see without my glasses on. I looked toward the male subject and seen him assaulting the female associate by pushing her. I then ran over to her direction and grabbed the male subject and requested him to get away from the female associate. I also requested him to stop and calm down. When he failed to do so I then physically redirected him to the exit and stood outside to verify he was leaving and to find out his direction of travel. During the process the male subject dropped his phone. I then contacted the Hobart Police Department and filed a police report. When Hobart Police arrived on the scene I gave them possession of the phone. By providing Hobart Police with the cell phone they were then able to obtain the name owner. The unknown male subject was later indentifed as Antonio Deshawn Lee Walton-Rogers due to positive identification through a photo line up. On February, 8th, 2013 I was terminated from Wal-mart for a policy violation. According to Wal-mart I violated policy by trying to restrain the subject. Wal-mart's (AP-09) policy clearly states "Authorized Associates may use reasonable force to physically limit or control the movements of a subject. Only the least amount of force necessary to affect the detention under the circumstances may be utilized." Even though the policy states this I was still terminated for my actions. Wal-mart expects me to protect their merchandise but won't allow me to protect myself. The law states I have a legal right to defend myself and Walmart claims I don't.
    February 11, 2013 12:05 am on Hobart man accused of taking liquor, hitting security officer
  10. I WAS THE SECURITY ON DUTY AT NIGHT AND WAS TERMINATED FOR THE SITUATION.

    I, Jerrold Haran, Asset Protection Associate for Wal-mart store #1618 in Hobart, Indiana was involved in an attempted apprehension which lead to physical confrontation with an unknown male subject on February, 3rd, 2013 at approximately 12:20 AM . The male subject was seen selecting a bottle of Skyy Vodka and concealing it in his pants. The subject then headed in the direction of the Grocery door exit. I then stopped the first associate I saw and asked her to stand by the exit as well to be my witness for the apprehension. I then approached the male subject and identified myself to him. After doing so the subject denied have the bottle of Skyy Vodka. I then explained to him I watched him select and conceal the bottle in his pants. The subject then started to turn in the direction I requested him to proceed in but then assaulted me by very quickly turning and striking the left side of my face with a closed fist resulting in my glasses being damaged and knocked of my face. Immediately after the subject struck me I attempted to restrain him for safety reasons. The subject then ducked resulting in me holding him in a head lock. The subject then ran in circles while I was holding him causing me to become dizzy and fall. When I began to fall I released the subject and he proceeded to flee. I then got up from the ground I was dizzy and it was hard to see without my glasses on. I looked toward the male subject and seen him assaulting the female associate by pushing her. I then ran over to her direction and grabbed the male subject and requested him to get away from the female associate. I also requested him to stop and calm down. When he failed to do so I then physically redirected him to the exit and stood outside to verify he was leaving and to find out his direction of travel. During the process the male subject dropped his phone. I then contacted the Hobart Police Department and filed a police report. When Hobart Police arrived on the scene I gave them possession of the phone. By providing Hobart Police with the cell phone they were then able to obtain the name owner. The unknown male subject was later indentifed as Antonio Deshawn Lee Walton-Rogers due to positive identification through a photo line up. On February, 8th, 2013 I was terminated from Wal-mart for a policy violation. According to Wal-mart I violated policy by trying to restrain the subject. Wal-mart's (AP-09) policy clearly states "Authorized Associates may use reasonable force to physically limit or control the movements of a subject. Only the least amount of force necessary to affect the detention under the circumstances may be utilized." Even though the policy states this I was still terminated for my actions. Wal-mart expects me to protect their merchandise but won't allow me to protect myself. The law states I have a legal right to defend myself and Walmart claims I don't.
    February 11, 2013 12:00 am on Hobart man accused of taking liquor, hitting security officer
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