Hilton Garden Inn Corvallis robbed

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Admin

CORVALLIS, Oregon-Oregon State police search for suspects wanted for the Rob Corvallis hotel Saturday morning.

They say a man walked up to the Hilton Garden Inn across from Reser Stadium in Corvallis at 2: 30 pm.  The man pointed the gun lobby attendant and demanded cash. He didn't have much choice but to submit to it.

"He did exactly what he should have. He didn't put up the kind of fight. She let him do what he needs to do and he did exactly that, "said Oregon State Police Lieutenant Steve Mitchell.

The lone suspect escaped with the amount of cash that is not known.
Police were combing the area to no avail. As far as general descriptions.  He is portrayed as a white male, approximately 5 feet 10 inches tall, with spindly to average build. He was last seen wearing a black bandana over his face. OSP ask anyone with more information about the robbery to call regional command Office at 503-University 737-3010.

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Hanks walked in the garden of beasts?

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Admin

Tom Hanks could have starred in the drama of World War II in The Garden Of The Beasts.

Oscar-winning star wants to take a leading role in the big screen adaptation of the best-selling book Erik Larsen, who he also produces, says The Hollywood Reporter.

Based on real life accounts of William Dodd, u.s. Ambassador to Berlin in 1933, the book and film that was planned to take place during the installation of the Nazi Germany of Hitler.

Dodd's Princess Martha got swept up in flamboyant style of his newly discovered and have some liaison with members of the upper echelons of the Third Reich. Initially taken by enthusiasm for recovery by the citizens of Germany, the family soon came to realize the horror behind the Nazi movement.

Tom, the latter shared screen time Julia Roberts in Larry Crowne, then it can be seen in the play Stephen Daldry very hard and very near the opposite Sandra Bullock and Viola Davis.

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Australia were struggling at home in the President’s Cup, unlike 1998 when …

Posted on May 6, 2012 by Admin

MELBOURNE, Australia

There are five Australia in international teams, including Greg Norman

(David Callow/Associated Press)-an international team of Aaron Baddeley of Australia hits during the 16th hole bunker golf tournament President's Cup at the Royal Melbourne golf courses in Melbourne, Australia, Saturday, November 19, 2011.

But while the concept of work in 1998, when the four Australia won the international trophy for the first and only, the formula has not been so successful at this time.

This year at Royal Melbourne, Jason day, Adam Scott, Allenby, Ogilvy and Baddeley had a combined total of five wins, 11 losses and three the match halved. That

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2, including St. Cloud real estate agencies, pleads guilty in mortgage fraud case

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Admin

St. PAUL A St. Cloud real estate agents and Maple Grove real estate appraiser has pleaded guilty to involvement in the scheme of $ 1.8 million mortgage fraud involving property 28.

Ryan Daryl Krutzig, 31, of Maple Grove pleaded guilty Thursday while Jesse Scott Hoffman, 32, from St. Cloud plead guilty on September 15.

Krutzig pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Krutzig is owned and operated our assessment management in Maple Grove.

In its plea Agreement, he admitted that from March to June 2006 he conspired with others to carry out fraudulent mortgages.

He admitted buying residential property but failed to disclose to our assessment of the mortgage lender had dealt with the assessment.

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Naughty Real estate agents: the case of theft on the rise

Posted on April 26, 2012 by Admin

Back in February, the number of unresolved investigations a naughty real estate agent in Florida reached 600, with cases linger for months and years.

"This is really a terrible situation," said Commissioner of Florida Real Estate Darla Furst of Sarasota. "I don't think I saw it was bad in the 35 years I've been a broker."

Like the St. Petersburg Times reported in February, the backlog of cases means that each takes an average of 18 months from start to finish.

Investigators sent the case, now a total of 2,100, a lawyer with the Florida Department of business and professional regulation, or the DBPR. They, in turn, decide which one to go before Florida Real Estate Commission discipline, get forwarded to the State Attorney for criminal prosecution, or get laid off.

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