They say that on August 4th there was a residential burglary in the 1800 block of West Hillcrest Drive in Thousand Oaks.
The victim said someone had entered the home during the day and stole several items.
But the suspect apparently left something behind, his cell phone.
The victim spotted it and deputies confiscated the device.
They got a court order to examine the contents and found texts, photos and other information about its owner who they identified as 23-year-old Cesar Ramirez of Thousand Oaks.
Detectives say that among the photos were items that were taken during the burglary.
Ramirez, who is on parole for grand theft auto and they say is a documented Moorpark gang member, was arrested Thursday.
They believe he's responsible for several other Thousand Oaks residential burglaries and expect to arrest him for those.
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The nominations should be closed. Lol.
I bet he is up for Gang member of the year for this performance. LOL!
ReplyDeleteDepot him immediately. Anywhere that isn't here.
ReplyDeleteOh, 46th anniversary today, we met 47 years ago next month. Amazed she still keeps me around and seems to like me. Dam I'm a lucky guy.
ReplyDeleteHe looks like he's about to cry. I do think there are other possible condidates.
ReplyDeleteWe are coming up on 51 in December.
ReplyDeleteLL amazing accomplishment now days. Hope the fun never quits. :)
ReplyDeleteMakes my 30 something look lame.
ReplyDeleteAwwwww.
ReplyDeleteSomeone people in Houston under a mandatory evacuation can't get our because the streets are flooded. They tried.
Awwwww
ReplyDeleteHouston has colonies of floating fire ants. 3 to 5 feet square. In addition to every thing else.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning!
ReplyDeleteLooks like the locals are pitching in to rescue a lot of folks and not waiting on the government. The best program of all is helping your fellow man. Looks like if the levees fail it will be even worse. I started watching this guy, he seems to be on top of Orville and has some comments on Huston.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m45oJfOsA0M
30 something is a sweet spot, don't worry the years really start flying by from there. Enjoy!
If they were smart they'd pour some dish soap in the center of thosevfire ant islands.
ReplyDeleteNah, they are widely spaced. You could do a few. I should watch less, it's getting depressing.
ReplyDeleteI have a feeling Houston can't be rebuilt. And it shouldn't be rebuilt in the form it is now.
500 roads shut down.
ReplyDeleteall the forecasters got this one right. Path of the storm, strength of winds, amount and location of rain, etc. Its all been known since last wednesday or thursday.
ReplyDeleteThey are getting better.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely better.
ReplyDeleteThe one mild criticism is that the Cat 2/Cat 3 question was resolved when Harvey hit at Cat 4 strength. The dual shear walls did not collapse to Cat 2 or sustain for Cat 3 but merged for Cat 4. I use things like this to calibrate margins of error.
I wonder if Trump showed up.
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ReplyDeleteWell, did he?
ReplyDeleteHe issued national disaster status like 10 min after the first drop of rain hit dry land. That's been the easiest layup of his whole term. Him showing up right now would only make things worse, wouldn't it? Think of trying to land airforce one in houston right now. The airstrips are still underwater. I don't want him here. FEMA is mobilized, let the people do their job without worrying about the logistics of POTUS.
ReplyDeleteShowing up too soon. Opportunist. Showing up in time. Going through the motions. Showing up late. Inconsiderate bastard.
ReplyDeleteThe MSM doesn't understand we see through it.
T is doing the right thing waiting till things get sorted out and then come to observe then extent support and sympathy.
ReplyDeleteThey will build back, banksters need their investment protected not to mention people need homes and jobs.
Not sure they will build back.
DeleteWe will see.
Chicago once rebuilt the entire city five feet higher.
ReplyDeleteBring back those people.
ReplyDeleteYou mean after the fire.??
ReplyDeleteNew Orleans should have never been built back but they did. When there is an event then they learn a lot but will they practice the cure or grab the money? After all the 100 year storm won't come back for another 100 years will it?
ReplyDeleteAgreed
DeleteDisaster victims get ONE rebuild on the Fed dime.
ReplyDeletenot true at all Rob. Theres a whole category for "repetitive loss structures"
DeleteYou misunderstand. I am ADOVACTING one and done. I am sick of FedGov covering the Carolina barrier "islands" for one.
Deleteyup..if he doesn't go to texas..libs would complain..when he does show up..they complain..
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If a structure is substansially damaged (50% of the value) then it must be rebuilt above the current floodplain to get FEMA funds. This can make rebuilding economically infeasable.
ReplyDeleteIf a structure floods twice in 10 years(repwtitive loss), they may just buy out the owner instead of rebuilding
ReplyDeleteWell, will this increase or decrease unemployment. Long or short ter.
ReplyDeletecovfefe
ReplyDeleteBroken windows is an economist fantasy. Economists are charlatans.
ReplyDeletewould it be wrong of me at this point to suggest only American citizens get (non-emergency) disaster relief?? Never mind..I know the answer..
ReplyDeleteMany of these HoustonIans will have no paperwork, legal and illegal
DeleteIf every home had to have flood insurance with a Mortgage then bankster would have a harder time selling paper. Who is protecting who?
ReplyDeleteVirtual every body in Miami Dade county has to have flood insurance. Mostly it's not very expensive, and works out fine.
DeleteEconomists are charlatans.
ReplyDeletewell at my college..they were the folks who didn't have the grades to get into B-school..
At my schools those that didn't have the grades went into B schools.
DeleteAt my schools those that didn't have the grades went into B schools.
ReplyDeleteboom!!
And became our bosses, fired us and then eventually begged us for jobs in the companies we created.
DeleteAt my schools mostly nobody even had heard of biz schools
DeleteBut that was long ago and far away, and besides the girl is dead.
At my school, Oh wait I didn't go to college and learned on my own the hard way and profitable way. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd gee, you are not stupid. I personally liked going to school, but I am a dillitante. And it wasn't that expensive back then.
DeleteWas it worth it?
DeleteHmmmm, it bought me a fine husband, if you want to look at it that way
Houston--is it still raining?
ReplyDeleteGood Morning!
ReplyDeleteNK Doughboys bad behavior got rained out by the news. What's next will be interesting as he went to far this time. I think he feels safe with China backing him up if attacked directly. IMO.
Anything to do with Israel has been Trumped out, rained out or NK ed out.
ReplyDeleteEvery missile test is one less we will have to intercept. The Norks are running on fumes. Soviet Union just before the wall fell. No need to do anything until they screw up and they will. China said it will side with whoever gets attacked.
ReplyDeleteIn the mean time Trump is unraveling the Gordian knot he inherited internationally. Mexico and Canada are taking NAFTA revisions seriously. Rebuked CIA/Obama illegal Syrian activities. Has clearly initiated an Afghan disengagement plan. Has NATO on notice to share the burdens. Is wisely distancing the US from Venezuelan meddling. Make them beg. They will choose the US over the Chicomms.
Not that the MSM would ever run a list like this.
https://www.thestreet.com/story/14287866/1/buffett-s-berkshire-hathaway-just-became-bank-of-america-s-top-shareholder.html?puc=yahoo&cm_ven=YAHOO&yptr=yahoo
ReplyDeleteLooks like BofA won't be allowed to die.
Wells Fargo however...
Alas.
Delete3.0% GDP growth..pretty good!!
ReplyDeleteMust kill Bill to have to keep putting up Trump numbers Obana never matched.
ReplyDeleteNews rating$ are powered by the bigger current shock value.
ReplyDeleteO what can I say.
3.5% would be perfect..4.0% is probably running too hot
ReplyDeleteThere is so much lost GDP that 4% for a dozen quarters would be catch up and back fill. Asset appreciation is horrifically maldistributed. Those damn richies with their houses and rentals and stocks and such get the lions share.
ReplyDeleteYou should know imo..being rich is fun.
ReplyDeleteit doesn't necessarily have to go to the "richies"...if we stopped importing so much low cost labor..maybe rank and file Americans could get a raise
ReplyDeleteGetting rich was a whole lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteI think if Americans made more most would just barrow more and then want more. Americans need to understand what real wealth is.
ReplyDeleteI will take your word for it.
ReplyDeleteDavid Lee Roth: 'I've been rich and I've been poor. Rich is better'
Seriously. Rising GDP is a whole lot more universal than rising asset valuations. A house doesn't get 5,8% better but more things and services is better for everyone. And make no mistake, people don't get good jobs from poor people.
New post too.
Another GDP issue. Those 65" curved UHD 4K televisions sure are purdy at the Costco and the $3599 is now $2699 and I expect some $1xxx prices for Christmas. When the movies cost $30 for two with a small popcorn the math tilts to the TV.
I have 3 rentals turning or empty. You should see the credit scores, mid 500 is good right now. I have turned down 4 apps on 2 properties already. Poor are easy targets to get rich off of. IMO
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