Art Heist Ends With Stolen Archipenko Pieces Recovered
FBI and Hollywood police reveal six sculptures valued at 650000 by Archipenko were taken from Port Lauredale in mid October and recovered by Port Orange collector Donald Karshan after a pawn shop record showed the seller as Russell Cannon Jackson. Police suspect a drug problem fueled the theft and linked a 31 year old arrestee to armed robberies. Karshan’s rescue underscores IFAR’s effort to track art theft worldwide.
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Miami
Tony Nowak
FBI
Hollywood
Nowak
Jonim Dost Tor Wiace
Port Lauderdale
Volusia County
Alexander Archipenko
Paul Miller
Dade County
Cannon Jackson Russell
Port Orange
Donald Karshaw
George
Cannon Russell
Art theft alert unearths Archipenko sculptures in pawn scheme
Miami pawnshop case trails three Archipenko sculptures stolen en route to a New York gallery. Arrested suspect Cannon Russell allegedly posed as a hotel staffer to steal, while Tony Nowak recovers the pieces after detectives place a long hold. Christie’s and IFAR assist FBI in tracing the art valued up to $265,000.
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George
Nowak
New York
Christie’s
IFAR
Christie's
Anna Kisluck
Art Loss Register
FBI
Miami
Trial continues in Lally murder case with Michael Smith testimony
Michael Smith testified about the January 19 1994 killing of Ronald Lally in a Cleveland cemetery. He described his father Raymond Smith Jalowiec and himself driving Lally from Elyria to Cleveland where his father shot Lally after accusing him of snitching. The elder Smith later beat Sally and attempted to load the body as Jalowiec aided. Michael said he fled hid and later surrendered to police. Trials continue with Raymond Smith expected to testify next.
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Michael Smith
Stanley Jalowiec
Ronald Lally
Lally
Elyria
Jalowiec
Raymond Smith
Daniel D. Smith
Glavas
Daniel Smith
Rosenbaum
Elyria City
Smith
Sally
Cleveland
Jalowyec
Michael
Ron
Woodlawn
Edward Cleary
Cleary
M&Ms stolen from Dallas police headquarters
Three gumball and candy machines were stolen from outside the Dallas Police Department headquarters Chief Ben Click's office. City Council member Chris Luna joked the incident mocks downtown safety as authorities probe the unusual B and E that occurred this week.
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Ben Click
Dallas
M&ms
Chris Luna
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Metro-Dade
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Russell
Archipenko
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Royal Pawn Palm
Liberty City
Tim
Archipenkos
Ise
Ohio
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Henry Link
Acacia
Lyon Show
Lorain Road
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Litehouse
North Olmsted
Cerny Shoes
Lakewood Dexter Shoe Store
Armatown Parmato
Mee
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Timbe
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Rockport
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Ohio Turnpike
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