This is what I found. Loves to use weapons when robbing people. Breaking into homes / buildings. He Even set someone’s house on fire. Seems like a cool guy
Grand larceny — value $10,000 or more (Charge / arrest in 2014).
Breaking into auto / tanks where fuel stored — 10 counts of this (2013 cycle).
Grand larceny (separate charge/cycle).
Receiving goods represented as stolen / receiving stolen property (felony).
Grand larceny (another distinct count appearing in court files).
Burglary — second-degree burglary (felony entry in court records).
Burglary — first-degree / multiple counts (two counts listed in CPD / Lexington reporting for the Cypress St. case).
Possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime — count 1 (Cypress St. case).
Possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime — count 2 (Cypress St. case).
Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person / convicted felon (felony).
Grand larceny of a motor vehicle (felony).
Financial transaction card theft / credit card theft — count 1 (grand/felony count).
Financial transaction card theft / credit card theft — count 2.
Financial transaction card theft / credit card theft — count 3.
Identity fraud / financial identity fraud (felony allegation in SLED record).
Identity fraud to obtain employment (felony count recorded in SLED).
Arson (felony charge ).
Burglary (third-degree / other degree listed separately in court files — felony classification in some cycles).
Receiving/possession of stolen motor vehicle (statutory felony charge in SLED/court files).
Criminal conspiracy (common-law or statutory conspiracy, felony count recorded).
Armed robbery with a deadly weapon (felony / serious violent felony appears in some public reporting/court files).
Common-law robbery / strong-arm robbery (felony count).
Receiving goods represented as stolen — (separate cycle/count from earlier receiving count).
Grand larceny (another distinct historical count/cycle listed in SLED).
Grand larceny (additional separate count in the record).
Murder (capital / first-degree homicide charge filed by CPD in the Cypress St. incident).