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Homeless Man Fatally Shot By LAPD Was Bank Robber Using Stolen Identity

The Los Angeles Times on Tuesday reported that the deceased man stole the identity of Charley Saturmin Robinet, a French national.
The man spent about 15 years in jail for a bank robbery near Los Angeles in 2000, multiple sources reported.
U.S. marshals told the Associated Press an active arrest warrant was issued for the man for violating the terms of his probation.

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The homeless man fatally shot by Los Angeles police on Sunday had stolen the identity of a French man and was living under an assumed name, consulate officials said Tuesday.

A spokesperson for the French Consulate told the Los Angeles Times and Southern California Public Radio’s KPCC that the man had stolen the identity of Charley Saturmin Robinet in order to get a French passport to come to the United States in the late 1990s.

His true identity, though, went unnoticed for years, even after he was arrested along with two accomplices for robbing a Wells Fargo bank in Thousand Oaks, just outside Los Angeles.

Authorities said he had pistol-whipped a bank employee who was slow in handing over money. Prosecutors told media at the time that the man had admitted to the robbery in order to fund his acting lessons. However, he claimed innocence at trial, claiming he had been knocked unconscious during the robbery and ensuing getaway.

When he was convicted in 2000, French authorities offered support, as they do with all their citizens. That’s when they discovered the ID theft, the AP reported.

French officials then reportedly notified the Department of Homeland Security of the fake identity after confirming that the real Charley Saturmin Robinet “is alive and in France.”

French officials said they did not know what happened after they reported the identity theft, and it’s unclear what the man’s status was upon being released from prison in May 2014.

“He fooled a lot of people, including us, years ago,” Axel Cruau, the French consul general in Los Angeles, told the Times, which initially reported the man to be a French national, citing sources close to the investigation.

The L.A. County coroner would not confirm his identity to BuzzFeed News on Tuesday, citing an ongoing effort to notify his next of kin.

Deputy U.S. Marshal Matthew Cordova told the Associated Press on Tuesday that a federal arrest warrant was issued Jan. 9 for the man after he violated the terms of his probation by missing his monthly meetings with his officer in November, December, and January.

On Monday, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said the fatal shooting could have been avoided if the man had not “forcibly grabbed” an officer’s weapon.

Beck added that the incident, which was captured on cell phone video, “is indicative of a struggle over a weapon.”

“You can hear the young officer who was primarily engaged in the confrontation saying that â€˜He has my gun. He has my gun.’ He says it several times, with conviction,” Beck said.

The incident is being investigated by the LAPD, the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office, and the civilian police commission.

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LAPD: Homeless Man “Forcibly Grabbed” Officer’s Gun During Fatal Shooting

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Video Shows Fatal LAPD Shooting Of Homeless Man

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This Amazing Kid Gave A Homeless Man The Shoes Right Off His Feet

One homeless man in Louisville is learning what it’s like to walk in someone else’s shoes in the most literal way.

When 14-year-old LaRon “RonRon” Tunstill came across a homeless man while passing out food with PurpMe, he felt compelled to help him out. Never one to pass up the opportunity to aid someone in need, RonRon sat down with the man and began a conversation. That’s when his attention shifted to the man’s footwear.

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He was wearing shoes without soles. The man’s exposed toes were touching the hot pavement. In one incredible act of kindness, the teen removed his brand-new shoes and offered them to the man. While initially refusing the generous gift, RonRon assured the man that it was what God wanted him to do.

As director of PurpMe, Jason Reynolds pointed out that RonRon had undergone quite a drastic transformation from the young man he was before becoming associated with the non-profit organization. Once a kid of the street, Reynolds took RonRon under his wing and the lasting impressions he instilled in the young boy appear to be paying off.

RonRon appears so nonchalant about giving his brand-new Jordans to a complete stranger.

To learn more about the acts of kindness performed by PurpMe, you can visit their website. We need more people like RonRon!

We Seen Individuals Turn Garbage Towards Some Cool Things. But THIS…. This could be Absolute Brilliance.

Gregory Kloehn goes dumpster scuba, perhaps not because individuals would think. He isn’t homeless. Without a doubt, he might be an musician from Oakland that is truly trying to assist the homeless and develop their particular art additionally. Instead of producing sculptures but sell to rich individuals improve their huge domiciles, he determined to focus on his or her attempts on assisting residence the homeless population in Ca.

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The homeless man fatally shot by Los Angeles police on Sunday had stolen the identity of a French man and was living under an assumed name, consulate officials said Tuesday.

Watch the graphic footage here:

One homeless man in Louisville is learning what it’s like to walk in someone else’s shoes in the most literal way.

RonRon appears so nonchalant about giving his brand-new Jordans to a complete stranger.

To learn more about the acts of kindness performed by PurpMe, you can visit their website. We need more people like RonRon!

Gregory digs through illegally dumped rubbish and goes dumpster scuba diving.

He makes use of exactly what he gathers to build little, one place shelters in relation to homeless.

Along with his homelessness task gets interest.

Not merely from development, but through men and women he helps aswell.

The “little homeless domiciles” are towards dimensions the settee.

But, something little bit can advise area for some body life-style in regards to the roadways.

Most of the houses are manufactured with a pitched roofing, so rain will run near among these.

They likewise have tires, this is exactly why their own proprietors can wheel them all around after they should.

The determination he frequently makes use of are usually discarded lumber pallets.

First, as a singer, he made sculptures.

But peddling their unique jobs got old.

Since he dedicated to housing, Gregory knows what he produces should be utilized.

A homeless girl he knows actually, ponder, raves with what he does.

The small refuge Gregory created for your ex are at truth a residence this woman is had in 5 years.

He published a novel referred to as “Homeless Architecture.”

Their particular focus appears to be on helping all of them develop domiciles…

Because they don’t have a standard “house” into the office with.

Initially he previously already been simply producing small homes to advertise.

One-day, a homeless man surfaced by their unique studio looking for a tarp.

All Gregory had ended up being let me make it clear somewhat timber framework he previously already been dealing with, built with an essential house, product container and somewhat pitfall for individuals waste.

After that understood… it was financial investment home that man might make use of.

A person might put it on looked after would change their own life.

He is able to maybe not develop homes for many of Oakland’s homeless.

But he cannot intend to end generating any time soon.

He’s really considered starting courses, training various other people making all of them. “lots of an individual which understand the very fact Im performing should get included,” he claimed. “perhaps we meet someplace and place two domiciles collectively.”