This is from the Atlanta Journal Constitution:
http://www.ajc.com/sports/content/sports/falcons/stories/2007/06/04/0604vick.html
Burglary at home
While the investigation continues — investigators did interview an out-of-state informant recently who Poindexter said implicated Vick — things haven't been idle at the property at 1915 Moonlight Road.
The two-story, white brick house Vick recently put up for sale was burglarized between May 7 and May 18, according to a police report obtained by the AJC.
"I don't think it had anything to do with possible evidence," in the dogfighting investigation, Poindexter said. "I think it was some feuding over the spoils. Some people believe that in getting ready to sell the house, Vick had promised stuff to some family members and other people felt they deserved things."
Stolen were three plasma televisions (62", 42" and 32"), two floor buffers, a wet/dry vacuum, an upright washer and dryer and a leather sofa valued at $17,550 combined. The perpetrator(s) entered the home through a back, side window, according to the police report, which indicated the "alarm was not working." There has been no arrest.
According to Poindexter, the burglary is not believed to have compromised the grounds in a wooded area behind the house, where investigators seized 66 dogs, mainly pit bulls, and other evidence in April that Poindexter said showed dogfighting occurred. Police were initially called to the property in a drug investigation involving a cousin of Vick. Another search warrant was executed after evidence of dogfighting was discovered.
That crime was not cited for Brown's and Poindexter's refusal to execute another search warrant, the third at the property, filed May 25 after informants told investigators they could find seven pit bulls in "shallow graves" and up to 30 dog carcasses and other evidence on the property. Poindexter cited language in the warrant as the reason it has yet to be executed.
For now, Poindexter, the part-time prosecutor in a county of just more than 7,000, has more pressing issues.
"I have several cases with greater priority," Poindexter said, at least three of which are higher-grade felonies than dogfighting, a felony punishable up to five years in jail.
_______________________________________________________________
Stolen were three plasma televisions (62", 42" and 32"), two floor buffers, a wet/dry vacuum, an upright washer and dryer and a leather sofa valued at $17,550 combined. The perpetrator(s) entered the home through a back, side window, according to the police report, which indicated the "alarm was not working." There has been no arrest.
That is some expensive stuff if that was everything stolen. Maybe it is the couch that brings it up that high because just looking at those items, they shouldn't be worth $17,550.
