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SUBJECT:
Robbery
Date:
May 18, 2005
On Wednesday, May 18th at
approximately 3:30 P.M. the Post Falls Police Department responded to a
report of suspicious circumstances in the 2200 block of
Lady Anne Way
in
Post
Falls
. A female called to report that her neighbor had come to her house at
approximately 8:00 A.M. to use her telephone to call a relative; her
neighbor (victim) was covered in blood, bleeding from the head…..he
appeared to have been severely beaten. The female permitted the male to
use the telephone. During the phone conversation the female caller
overheard the telephone conversation of the male (victim) reporting to the
relative that he had been severely beaten and robbed by two males and a
female, he relayed information that his vehicle was also stolen during the
incident. When the female asked the male to contact the police he told her
that he could not contact the police. The female caller decided to report
the incident to police.
When officers arrived at the home, they found
the victim’s home ransacked and the victim covered in blood; he refused
medical attention at the scene. The victim reported that he had been at a
local Stateline bar on Tuesday evening (May 17) and met two males during
his visit. One of the males invited the victim to come back to his home
with him in the
Spokane
Valley
, the victim accepted and stayed for several hours, into the morning. Also
at the residence, when the victim arrived, were another male and a female.
At the conclusion of the stay the victim was offered a ride home by the
female and he accepted.
Once back at his home in
Post
Falls
he entered his residence and was almost immediately attacked by the two
males and the female who had given him a ride home. It is believed that
the males followed the victim and the female back to the
Post
Falls
home. He was struck several times in the head and lost consciousness. When
he woke up he was bound with tape and zip ties. The victim observed one of
the males in possession of a shotgun, and was told by the suspect with the
shotgun that he would be killed if he attempted to move. The suspects
proceeded to go through his home ransacking it…taking his wallet, money,
and credit cards. He was forced, at gunpoint, to give up his bank personal
identification number. Once provided this number, the female suspect left
the residence and went to a local bank to withdraw money from the victims
account. The male suspects remained at the residence for her to return.
The suspects then stole his vehicle and left the scene.
Later in the evening, the Spokane County
Sheriff’s Department located the vehicle in the
Spokane
area and arrested both males after a vehicle pursuit. They are currently
in custody at the Spokane County Jail.
The suspects have been identified as:
1.
Donald W. Brown 26 YOA of
Spokane
2.
Steven L. Murphy 25 YOA of
Spokane
Both men have lengthy criminal records.
The Post Falls Police Department is working to
identify the female suspect; she has not been identified at this time. She
is described as:
White female, 28-32 YOA, dark shoulder length
hair, medium build, possibly has the first name of Debra and goes by the
street name of “Angel”.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the
Post Falls Police Department at 773-3517 or visit our website www.postfallspolice.com
where anonymous tips can be left.
Robbery
Suspect Update
With the assistance of the Spokane County
Sheriff’s Department and the Spokane Police Department we have
identified the female suspect involved in the
Post
Falls
robbery last week.
The
female, pictured below, has been identified as Deborah k. Dutcher, DOB
12/02/1976. She also uses the
alias of Debra, Debora, Doborah, and sometimes the name of “Patricia a.
Dutcher”. Anyone with
information on the location of the suspect is asked to contact the Post
Falls Police Department at (208) 773-3517.
Report an anonymous tip
FOR
MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Lt. Haug
773-6366
AUTHOR: Lt. Haug
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