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Teen flees security guard, spits at cops
Orland Park Authorities say 19-year-old stole bottle of cologne
March 18, 2008
By Isaac Wolf, Staff Writer
When a Tinley Park teen got busted Monday afternoon for stealing a bottle of cologne from Sears in Orland Park, he bolted, starting a chase that included swinging a golf club at his pursuer and ended with spitting in a cop's face, authorities said.
A Sears security guard noticed Daniel S. Ochoa, 19, 6112 Jennifer Ave., Tinley Park, take the cologne and a few small items totalling $72 shortly after noon Monday. The teen fled north from the department store in Orland Square Mall, running across 151st Street and into Dick's Sporting Goods, according to Orland Park police Cmdr. Chuck Doll.
The security guard closed in on Ochoa in the sports store ---until the teen grabbed a Max Fly golf club :scared and swung at his head, Doll said.
After driving away the guard, Ochoa left Dick's and entered Filene's Basement, where police spotted him. When they approached Ochoa, police said he "went into a fighting position."
Police subdued Ochoa and arrested him without having to use a baton or Taser, Doll said. But that doesn't mean Ochoa was on good behavior.
"He spit in the face of one of our officers," Doll said. "The guy was spitting all over the equipment in the squad car."
In the squad car, Ochoa spit on the dash, computer, mirror, seats and windows.
Ochoa ended up with clothing over his head. Doll said he didn't know whether officers put the clothes there to stop him from spitting, but they might have.
"You're talking about biologicals he's spitting," Doll said. "You don't know what he does have; you don't know what he doesn't have."
Ochoa has been charged with retail theft, aggravated assault, battery and disorderly conduct, all misdemeanor offenses, Doll said.
Orland Park Authorities say 19-year-old stole bottle of cologne
March 18, 2008
By Isaac Wolf, Staff Writer
When a Tinley Park teen got busted Monday afternoon for stealing a bottle of cologne from Sears in Orland Park, he bolted, starting a chase that included swinging a golf club at his pursuer and ended with spitting in a cop's face, authorities said.
A Sears security guard noticed Daniel S. Ochoa, 19, 6112 Jennifer Ave., Tinley Park, take the cologne and a few small items totalling $72 shortly after noon Monday. The teen fled north from the department store in Orland Square Mall, running across 151st Street and into Dick's Sporting Goods, according to Orland Park police Cmdr. Chuck Doll.
The security guard closed in on Ochoa in the sports store ---until the teen grabbed a Max Fly golf club :scared and swung at his head, Doll said.
After driving away the guard, Ochoa left Dick's and entered Filene's Basement, where police spotted him. When they approached Ochoa, police said he "went into a fighting position."
Police subdued Ochoa and arrested him without having to use a baton or Taser, Doll said. But that doesn't mean Ochoa was on good behavior.
"He spit in the face of one of our officers," Doll said. "The guy was spitting all over the equipment in the squad car."
In the squad car, Ochoa spit on the dash, computer, mirror, seats and windows.
Ochoa ended up with clothing over his head. Doll said he didn't know whether officers put the clothes there to stop him from spitting, but they might have.
"You're talking about biologicals he's spitting," Doll said. "You don't know what he does have; you don't know what he doesn't have."
Ochoa has been charged with retail theft, aggravated assault, battery and disorderly conduct, all misdemeanor offenses, Doll said.
I've got "JAKE" by Hollister, it's great. Two seperate bottles. I've had about 5 or 6 bottles. Lady likes it the most.
I've got the huge bottle of Acqua Di Gio, I like it, but not as much as people make it out to be.
I also got Paris Hilton for men, laugh, I know, woman bought it, but it actually smells good.
I've got Lucky Brand, I really like it.
Finally I've got Polo Ralph Lauren, which I think smells marvelous.
Personally, I like a variety of colognes. I think it's weird and too plain to just wear the same scent over and over and over.
I'm also the same guy who bought 11 brand new pairs of shoes from last July to December alone and they all still look new.
I dunno, I'm a neat-freak and I like to have a variety of clothes, hats, shoes, and colognes.
