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$10,000 worth of t ;niversity
owned computer equipment
from four locations Friday night,
said Kugene Polic e Agent Katin
Flynn said
Brown was arrested about
7:15 p m Friday after Flynn, in
plainclothes, observed hint I ant
ing his apartment at HHh Ferry
St. No. 7 She followed Brown to
the intersec tion of 18th Avenue
and ( handlers Street where a
uniformed officer stopped his
car Brown was transported to
City Hull and interviewed
"Between what was recovered
Friday and what we anticipate
will lie recovered, we ll get the
bulk, of the equipment back,"
Flynn said.
Flynn said at 'at least three"
of the stolen computers are c ur
rently out of the state
Brown is the second Office of
Public: Safety employee to he
charged with burglary in the last
six months A full-time public
safety offic i-r was c hargc-cl w ith
second-degree burglary m
December.
Mark William Johnson. 24.
was cited Dec 17 after a search
of his home at 18225 Place Rd.,
Fall Creek, turned up property
stolen in a Nov 18 burglary from
the Casanova Center. Police
found wrestling tac krls. tools
and two of the four Power Mac
r
computers stolen from the
Knight Library at |ohnion'<
house
Through interviews with
Johnson. Brown evolved as a
suspected luromplli e in the
burglaries
"We interviewed Brown a
couple of months ago in i minis
tion with a stolen bicycle."
Jugene Poli« e Officer Judy
Kodenhui* said "During that
investigation, we learned he had
purchased the bike legitimately,
but then Ins name came up
again in other conversations
Police initially suspected an
inside job in the Knight library.
Casanova Center and School of
Kdutation thefts bet au.su there
was no forced entrv OPS offi
i ers have keys and alarm codes
to the buildings
“The burglary at the School of
Kducation was set up to look
like a forced entry, but it
wasn't," Kodenhui* said. “A
couple of windows were broken;
that was it."
Office of Public Safety Direc
tor Carey Drayton could not be
reached for comment Sunday
afternoon, but an OPS employ
ee said Brown had worked in
public safety for two or three
years.
Rodenhuis said Saturday that
she doesn't foresee any addi
tional burglary arrests, but the
investigation is continuing.
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