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Published: 2008-03-27 10:52:00
Updated: 2008-03-27 11:08:06

Durham Man Surrenders on Office-Theft Charges


Durham Man Wanted on Theft and Fraud Charges
Durham Man Wanted on Theft and Fraud Charges
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Calvin Lewis Davis, 39, of Elizabeth Street in Durham, surrendered to city police Wednesday.

Davis is charged with taking items from unoccupied offices and reception areas in businesses in downtown Durham and Research Triangle Park during the past two months.

Davis is accused of taking wallets and credit cards from purses in office areas, then using the credit cards to purchase gas and other items. He is also charged with taking laptop computers from several offices.

Charges against Davis include several counts of felony larceny, misdemeanor larceny, financial card theft, obtaining property by false pretense and identity theft.

 


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Ya'll are making jokes but this is serious. He and an accomplice were stealing from my building and it's really scary to know that such a nut was lurking at my place of work.

..............so let's see his police record and who his probation officer is, and what their police record looks like!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Maybe some of that Hillary job training money will make it's way into rehabilitating him to be a better thief. He is obviously, not very good at it."

Or, maybe the Wake County Schools secretary can give him some tips.

Maybe some of that Hillary job training money will make it's way into rehabilitating him to be a better thief. He is obviously, not very good at it.

My wallet was stolen by a co-worker out of my purse in my office filing cabinet drawer many years back. I didn't care about the money that was lost but I did care about the one-of-a-kind, can't usually be replaced pictures of my son with Santa, Easter Bunny, etc. Short of carrying your purse with you everywhere you go in the office, there's only so much we can do to protect our belongings in the workplace. I was raised to not be a thief, to not be a liar and to treat people kindly. Thanks Mom!

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