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Covina Home Invasion Robbers Caught Trying To Take Cash Stolen From Rowland Heights Dispensary

12/3/2020

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Written by AARON CASTREJON
CityWatch Editor

COVINA - Two men armed with weapons and suited in tactical gear were arrested Tuesday after they allegedly forced their way into a Covina home to try and take back $6,000 stolen by the resident who allegedly took it from the dispensary he was fired from, police said.

Shannon Hunter and James Harper were located in a vehicle as they fled scene. The men were allegedly hired by the owner of a Rowland Heights marijuana dispensary who sought to take back the stolen cash, according to the Covina Police Department.
The home invasion robbery occurred in the 600 block of South Calvados Street around 11:38 p.m. The suspects fled before police arrived.

The suspects were found during an area search. After detaining the suspects, officers saw Hunter and Harper had marked “security” clothing, badges, tactical vests and weapons, both real and replica, Covina Police said.

“The victim went to the dispensary to collect their final paycheck, and also stole approximately $6,000 from the business while there. The business owner sent Harper and Hunter, posing as security guards, to recover the stolen money,” Covina Police said in a written statement.

Hunter is a prior convicted felon and was also charged for being a felon in possession of a firearm.
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Duroc Crip Gang Member Jailed Accused of Armed Robberies in Covina

4/1/2020

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PHOTO courtesy of the Covina Police Department.
Written by AARON CASTREJON
CityWatch Editor

COVINA - Police and detectives arrested a man Tuesday they accuse of committing a series of armed robberies.

The crimes occurred along the Arrow Highway and Azusa Avenue area. The investigation led police to name Jermie Schaviers, 37, as the armed and dangerous suspect, according to the Covina Police Department.

Most recently, Schaviers robbed a Harbor Freight Tools, 440 W. Arrow Hwy., and Auto Zone, 1445 N. Citrus Ave.

Police located Schaviers who attempted to flee in a vehicle, but he was arrested during a high-risk traffic stop, Covina Police said.

Schaviers, a Covina man, has an extensive criminal history and is on active probation, Covina Police said.

Schaviers is being held in lieu of $190,000 at the Men’s Central Jail in Downtown Los Angeles. He is scheduled for a court appearance April 2.
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​Shocking Video of Covina Shooting is Released Thursday

3/27/2020

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Written by AARON CASTREJON
CityWatch Editor

COVINA – A one-minute video was released Thursday of the strange events that led to a robbery and attempted murder during a Covina fistfight.

L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers posted the March 23 video of a fistfight in the 1900 block of East Cienega Avenue. A man forcefully took a necklace from the witness of an unrelated fight around 6:30 p.m. The men fighting and the robbery victim reportedly do not know the armed robber, according to the Covina Police Department.

The suspect pulled up to the fight in an SUV, exited and forcefully stole a necklace from the neck of the witness, Covina Police said.

The robbery victim and the two people fighting ran after the robbery suspect and began fighting him as he ran back to the SUV. He withdrew a black handgun and fired twice, striking the victim in an arm, according to the Covina Police Department.
VIDEO courtesy of L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers
The victim smashed out a rear window to the SUV so authorities could identify it easier, Covina Police said.

The SUV fled east on Cienega Avenue to southbound Sunflower Avenue.

The gunman should still be considered armed and dangerous. He is a Hispanic man in his 20s, has brown eyes, a black comb over and wore a black jacket, black shirt and blue jeans, Covina Police said.

Anyone with information on the gunman is urged to call Covina Police Detective Gonzales at 626-384-5622, or at dgonzales@covinaca.gov
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Man Shoots Robbery Victim During Unrelated Fistfight in Covina

3/24/2020

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Written by AARON CASTREJON
CityWatch Editor

COVINA - A gunman is still on the loose after shooting and injuring the person he stole a necklace from during an unrelated fight March 23.

The gunman forcefully took the necklace from the witness of a fistfight in the 1900 block of East Cienega Avenue around 6:30 p.m.

The suspect arrived in an SUV, which stopped in the No. 2 lane of Cienega Avenue.

The robbery victim and the two people fighting ran after the robbery suspect and fought him as he approached the SUV. He withdrew a black handgun and fired twice, striking the victim, according to the Covina Police Department.

The gunman is unknown to the people who were fighting.

The robbery victim smashed out a rear window to the SUV so authorities could identify it easier, Covina Police said.

The SUV fled east on Cienega Avenue to southbound Sunflower Avenue.

The gunman should still be considered armed and dangerous, Covina Police said. He is a Hispanic man in his 20s, has brown eyes, a black combover and wore a black jacket, black shirt and blue jeans.

Anyone with information on the gunman is urged to call Covina Police Detective Gonzales at 626-384-5622, or at dgonzales@covinaca.gov
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Second Man Jailed, Accused of Attempted Murder in Covina Stabbing

1/23/2020

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Christian David Camacho and Jacob Cannon (inset). PHOTOS courtesy of the Covina Police Department.
Written by AARON CASTREJON
CityWatch Editor

COVINA - Police arrested a second man involved in a robbery that left the victim with multiple stab wounds Tuesday.

Christian David Camacho, a 23-year-old Covina man, was arrested outside his home without incident just before 5 a.m. January 22. He was booked on suspicion of robbery and attempted murder, according to the Covina Police Department.

Investigators said Camacho stabbed the victim who also possibly suffered a collapsed lung. He is expected to survive his wounds. Camacho had  injuries consistent with the crime, Covina Police said.

21-year-old Jacob Cannon, also a Covina man, was arrested after he falsified a report of being attacked in Azusa -- mere minutes after officers responded to a call of a stabbing victim outside In N Out, 1310 N. Grand Ave., January 21 around 11:50 p.m.

Camacho and Cannon exited their compact car and attempted to rob their victim as he rode a bicycle. Cannon somehow received a stab wound during the crime, Covina Police said.
“The victim smashed the rear window of the vehicle as both suspects fled in it with the victim’s hat” Covina Police said, adding that “officers noticed Cannon’s vehicle’s rear window was smashed out and matched the suspect vehicle description from the robbery on Grand Ave. Cannon was determined to be one of the suspect’s in the initial robbery and was wounded during crime.”

Cannon was also booked on suspicion of robbery and attempted murder.

A search warrant was served at Camacho’s home. Evidence in the stabbing was discovered, Covina Police said.

Camacho and Cannon are being held in lieu of $2 million in the Covina Police jail ahead of a scheduled appearance in West Covina Superior Court January 24.
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​Suspect Arrested After Robbery, Stabbing in Covina

1/22/2020

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Written by AARON CASTREJON 
CityWatch Editor 

COVINA - A man accused of stabbing his robbery victim multiple times was jailed after being found with a torso wound he accidentally gave himself, police said.

21-year-old suspect Jacob Alan Cannon of Covina was found at a residence in the 400 block of East Alisal Way minutes after the victim was found. Police responded after he called and lied about being attacked in Azusa, according to Sgt. Rodriguez of the Covina Police Department.

The attempted robbery occurred around 11:50 p.m. January 21 in the southbound lanes of Grand Avenue near the In N Out driveway, Rodriguez.

Police determined that Cannon’s story made no sense after and he and his victim were admitted to the same hospital. They determined Cannon was the suspect in the stabbing near In N Out, 1371 Grand Ave.
The victim fought against the suspect who likely accidentally stabbed himself during the robbery.

Cannon was able to get away with nothing more than a hat, Rodriguez said.

The victim received multiple stab wounds and possibly a collapsed lung, but will survive his wounds, Rodriguez told SGV CityWatch.

Cannon faces robbery and assault with a deadly weapon charges, Rodriguez said.
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​Four Men Steal Cell Phone From Victim Near Covina

3/25/2019

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Written by AARON CASTREJON
CityWatch Editor

COVINA (County) - Four men made off with another man’s cell phone Sunday afternoon after one suspect brandished a handgun.

The incident occurred near North Conwell Avenue and East Brookport Street in unincorporated Covina around 4:30 p.m. March 24. The victim claimed he was followed by the suspects in a vehicle. Two of the suspects approached him and demanded his cell phone, according to Lt. Elisabeth Sachs of the San Dimas Sheriff’s Station.
A struggle began between the suspects and the victim. The driver then approached the victim and pointed a handgun at him, Sachs said.

The armed suspect took the phone after demanding it from the victim.

All the suspects fled in the vehicle. No one was injured, Sachs said.

There is no description of the suspects or their vehicle, Sachs said.
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​Woman Carjacked at Knifepoint in Covina Walmart Lot Monday Night

2/26/2019

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Written by AARON CASTREJON
CityWatch Editor

COVINA - Two females carjacked their victim as she sat inside her white Kia Forte in a Walmart parking lot February 25.

The woman sat in her car outside Walmart, 1275 N. Azusa Ave., around 11:10 p.m. when two females in hooded sweatshirts walked up to her and began talking with her. They then demanded her Forte, but the woman refused, according to Sgt. David Rodriguez of the Covina Police Department.
One of the suspects then brandished a knife tucked in her waistband at which point the victim relinquished her car, Rodriguez said.

The carjacking wasn’t reported to officers until 11:30 p.m.

The Forte was last seen being driven away east through the Walmart lot.

Both suspects are female Hispanics under 110 pounds and around 5 feet tall. They were described wearing hooded sweatshirts and jeans. One of the suspects carried a scooter with her. The ages of the suspects were not available, Rodriguez said.

Anyone who witnessed the carjacking or who may know the suspects is urged to call Covina Police at 626-384-5595.
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Two Men Sought in Attempted Covina Home Robbery Caught on Camera

12/19/2018

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Written by AARON CASTREJON
CityWatch Editor

COVINA - A family was home Tuesday night when to men armed with a crowbar, brass knuckles and a handgun attempted to enter a home.
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The entire incident was caught on security footage December 18. Two men clad in hoodies, their faces covered, approached the front door in the 1500 block of East Algrove Street. One man knocked on the door and fumbled with a handgun while calling out one of the resident’s names, according to the Covina Police Department.
The men approached the door around 9:15 p.m.

Inside the home, a husband, pregnant wife and their 6-year-old boy were inside.
The resident’s were alerted to the men when their iRing security camera notified them of activity at the door, Covina Police said.

The would-be robbers knew to call out one of the resident’s names since it appeared on a vehicle decal outside, Covina Police said.

The husband waited behind the front door, a gun in hand, while his wife called police.

The suspects left in a white panel van fixed with a black license plate.

Anyone with information on the suspects is urged to call Covina Police Detective Tim Statler at 626-384-5622, or email tstatler@covinaca.gov
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