08-09-2006, 11:49 PM
Police in Richmond arrest a man who they say was living in a home that he wasn't supposed to be living in. But what was more disturbing is what police say they found inside the newly-built home in the Hidden Hills development.
Police say that female college students who were moving into the house at 664 Jennifer Dr. when they found child pornography and other suspicious items inside the home. The girls called Richmond police who say when they arrived at the house they found 27-year-old Dwayne Robertson hiding in the woods near the home. After searching the home, police say they figured out that Robertson had been living there.
Police say inside the home they found a 12-gauge shotgun, shotgun shells, handgun bullets, pictures -- including one pornographic picture, a hand-made strangulation device, rope, duct tape, binoculars, notebooks and flash cards with different street addresses in the neighborhood.
Police say some of the flash cards had descriptions of women who lived at the addresses and say some of those descriptions were sexual. Police say they also found keys to several homes in the area. Police also found a prescription bottle belonging to a neighbor as well as pictures belonging to a college student who lives in the neighborhood.
Police arrested Robertson and have charged him with first-degree burglary, second-degree burglary and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Other charges are pending.
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Police say that female college students who were moving into the house at 664 Jennifer Dr. when they found child pornography and other suspicious items inside the home. The girls called Richmond police who say when they arrived at the house they found 27-year-old Dwayne Robertson hiding in the woods near the home. After searching the home, police say they figured out that Robertson had been living there.
Police say inside the home they found a 12-gauge shotgun, shotgun shells, handgun bullets, pictures -- including one pornographic picture, a hand-made strangulation device, rope, duct tape, binoculars, notebooks and flash cards with different street addresses in the neighborhood.
Police say some of the flash cards had descriptions of women who lived at the addresses and say some of those descriptions were sexual. Police say they also found keys to several homes in the area. Police also found a prescription bottle belonging to a neighbor as well as pictures belonging to a college student who lives in the neighborhood.
Police arrested Robertson and have charged him with first-degree burglary, second-degree burglary and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Other charges are pending.
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