On 11/4/18, Det. Cody Williams conducted an interview with a witness who stated that Starr was "car lJ,opping" (stealing from vehicles) recently and stole a Glock 19pistol (9mm) from a vehicle she believed belonged to a military person. The witness stated Starr traded the pistol to her tattoo person
for some tattoos. The tattoo artist was identified as Perez.
Throughout the investigation, witnesses reported that Perez and Anderson moved in with Starr at her residence after leaving 906 E. Locust.
While reviewing recent calls to 2146 N. Oakland, officers responded to the location on 11/2/18 for an incident regarding prescription medication being stolen. Alps Phannacy had called a number on 11/2/18 for the customer, to confirm a delivery for medication. A female answered the phone and provided a new address, 2146 N. Oakland, instead of the usual address. The delivery driver went to the address and knocked on the door between 1000-1200 hours on 11/2/18. An Asian male
answered the door and signed for the prescriptions. It was determined that the customer never received her medication, and someone fraudulently signed for it at 2146 N. Oakland. Officer Young responded to 2146 N. Oakland on 11/2/18 around 2009 hours and knocked on the door but no one answered. Officer Young noted there were no vehicles in the driveway and the front door was locked. Officer Young did not hear any movement inside the residence.
I located police report 18-43669 where the victim filed a report on 10/30/18, reporting his Glock 19 (9mm) pistol had been stolen from his vehicle in Springfield. I later contacted the victim and he advised his Glock pistol was stolen along with two extra magazines (3 total). The victim confirmed he had military items inside his vehicle.
