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Posted by: stm4710

Robber caught after boasting of lottery win
By Julie Manganis
Staff writer


PEABODY — To his friends, Steven Cerqueira had a plausible explanation for the new car and the large wad of bills in his wallet — he told them he'd hit a lottery jackpot for $4,000, then won another $2,000 playing Keno.

Then one of his friends saw his picture in The Salem News — and it wasn't of him holding a big check.

Now Cerqueira, 20, of Peabody, is facing a charge of unarmed robbery stemming from Wednesday's holdup of an Eastern Bank branch on Margin Street in Peabody.

The robbery allegedly netted Cerqueira $8,635, handed over by a frightened teller after Cerqueira handed her a badly spelled note: "Give me all the money in the drawer and no one will get hart fast don't waist time."

He got away, but surveillance cameras captured his image as he stood at the counter. A photo from that surveillance camera was released to The Salem News and ran in Thursday's edition.

On Thursday, a woman went to Peabody police and told them she recognized the man in the newspaper as Cerqueira, Detective Sgt. Thomas O'Keefe wrote in his report. She gave them an address of 5 Proctor St., where he had been living recently. The woman also mentioned the name of another female friend of Cerqueira's.

Police then went to see the other woman, who also recognized his picture.

Two others in the apartment then mentioned that Cerqueira had told them he hit the lottery for $4,000 and then won another $2,000 at Keno. He said he'd spent $4,000 on a Mitsubishi Eclipse with "fancy wheels," O'Keefe wrote in his report. And he said he'd been kicked out of his apartment and would be staying at a motel somewhere.

Police eventually spotted the Mitsubishi — with old license plates that were in Cerqueira's name — parked at the Days Inn in Danvers. Police found him in Room 138 and arrested him.

Police found about $1,000 when they arrested him.

Cerqueira pleaded not guilty to the unarmed robbery charge at his arraignment yesterday morning in Peabody District Court, where he was ordered held without bail pending a hearing next week that will determine if he is too dangerous to release before trial. That hearing is expected to take place Tuesday.

Staff writer Andrew Hickey contributed to this report.






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Posted by: MatchStick

MORON:

Quote:
One entry found for moron.


Main Entry: mo·ron
Pronunciation: 'mor-"än
Function: noun
Etymology: irregular from Greek mOros foolish, stupid
1 usually offensive : a mildly mentally retarded person
2 : a very stupid person
MAROON:
Quote:
Main Entry: 1ma·roon
Pronunciation: m&-'rün
Function: noun
Etymology: French maron, marron, modification of American Spanish cimarrón, from cimarrón wild, savage
1 capitalized : a fugitive black slave of the West Indies and Guiana in the 17th and 18th centuries; also : a descendant of such a slave
2 : a person who is marooned
Quote:
Main Entry: 2maroon
Function: transitive verb
1 : to put ashore on a desolate island or coast and leave to one's fate
2 : to place or leave in isolation or without hope of ready escape
Quote:
Main Entry: 3maroon
Function: noun
Etymology: French marron Spanish chestnut
: a dark red
Do you mean what a MAROON?

or

Do you mean what a MORON?



Posted by: stm4710

Maroon..................

You never were a Bugs Bunny fan huh LOL
:P



Posted by: reno911_2004

Yeah Matchstick, time to order the Cartoon Classics channel



Posted by: MatchStick

Eeeeh, What's up Doc?

Now that you brought it into context, I feel better. I didn't make the connection initially.





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