2011 D&C article re: "Burglar steals iPod Emily Good used to videotape police"

After court and the dismissal of the criminal charge against her this afternoon, Good revealed that her home was broken into during an hourlong period while she visited the library.

While Emily Good visited the library on Thursday afternoon, someone broke into her home and stole the very iPod she'd used to make the controversial film of a police stop, Good said today.

After court and the dismissal of the criminal charge against her this afternoon, Good revealed that her home was broken into during an hourlong period while she visited the library.

The thieves also stole money, Good said, but other items -- such as her roommates' laptops that were in plain view -- were left. She said she thinks someone was watching the home because they knew when she was not there.

She did file a police report, Good said.

"The police took 25 minutes to come," she said. "They showed up with seven officers."

Whoever broke into the Aldine Street home kicked through a back door, Good said.

"The door was destroyed," she said.

GCRAIG@DemocratandChronicle.com

ID_Code: A2201110110627017

Bibliography

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Craig, Gary. 2011. "Burglar Steals iPod Emily Good used to Videotape Police." Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Jun 27, (http://search.proquest.com/docview/873861768?accountid=47680).