Terrell Wilson Case Study

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INTRODUCTION: This case involves suspect Terrell Wilson gaining entrance into Okuno Agencies Office located at 35 N. Arroyo Parkway. Once inside the business, Wilson stole a Phillips Heart Defibrillator, serial #A17I-00442, valued at $1,300.00. Wilson left the scene in an unknwon direction. On 11/08/17, Wilson was contacted for an unrelated reason and was found to be in possession of the stolen Phillips Heart Defibrillator, serial #A17I-00442. Wilson was arrested PC 496 – Receiving Stolen Property. LOCATION DESCRIPTION: The incident occurred at 35 N. Arroyo Parkway #240 (Okuno Agency). Okuno Agency is a Financial Advisory Firm located on the second floor of the building. 35 N. Arroyo Parkway has controlled access and requires a key to enter …show more content…

The defibrillator was placed in the hallway, on the wall, inside of a case. Solis said the last time she saw the defibrillator was on 11/06/17, at approximately 9:30 am. When Solis returned to work on 11/07/17, at approximately 10:00 am, and noticed the defibrillator was missing. Solis noticed that the stairwell door had been compromised, but she does not know when. The door that was compromised is located at the bottom of stairs that leads into the basement of the building. The door/hallway can be accessed from Union Street, and Solis believes whoever stole the defibrillator entered from there. Solis said the company desires prosecution if a suspect is arrested. Solis had nothing further to add. Solis told me this is the second time their defibrillator was stolen from the building. Solis informed me she is in the process of reviewing video surveillance and would email me the video surveillance. On 11/08/17, Solis emailed me the video surveillance of the incident. I reviewed and uploaded the video surveillance into to VeriPic as evidence. In the video, I saw a male, dark complexion, wearing a long sleeved shirt, light colored pants with black shorts underneath. The suspect was pushing a mountain style bicycle. The stolen defibrillator case can be seen dangling from the bicycle

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