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Police Log for the week of April 19, 2012

Purse snatching incidents reported at Walmart

Town of Hamburg Police are trying to determine who stole a purse from a woman while she was shopping at Walmart on Southwestern Boulevard shortly before 9:30 p.m. last Wednesday (April 11).

The victim told officers Jeffrey Lavelle and Eagan she last remembered seeing the purse while she was in the produce section. She said it was in the shopping cart child seat area. The victim reported she turned away briefly to pick up an item and when she turned back to her cart, she realized her purse was gone.

The victim then went to the customer service area, who in turn called the police.

Officers watched store video and viewed an unknown white male steal the victimÂ’s purse while she had turned away.

Police said the suspect quickly exited the store, entered the driverÂ’s seat of a white sedan and exited onto Rogers Road. Officers did obtain a photo of the suspect from the video.

Anyone with information

Mysterious Calommata Purse-Web Spiders Rediscovered in Africa ...

Little is known about the African purse-web spiders because they are extremely difficult to locate in nature. The burrows of the African species have never been photographed, and the first ever photograph of a live African Calommata male, captured in a pitfall trap, was taken only last year by Ian Engelbrecht. The spider shown on the photo (Calommata transvaalica male) is only 6.3 mm in length. Study author Charles Haddad says, “While Calommata spiders have been collected elsewhere in Africa throughout the last century, albeit on rare occasions, our study was prompted by the recent rediscovery of these spiders in South Africa, nearly eight decades since the last specimen was collected here in 1923. Currently six African species are recognised, with an additional six species from East Asia and Israel.”


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