SUBJECT:  Port St. Lucie couple terrorized by two suspects in a home invasion robbery and kidnapping. 

The Port St. Lucie Police Department is seeking any information regarding an armed home invasion robbery that occurred on Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at around 11:35 pm, at 2181 SE Wild Meadow Circle, Port St. Lucie. 

The victim, 32 year old Shinoy Mailackel, was ambushed by a white male suspect as he walked to his apartment from the parking lot.  The suspect pulled a gun on the victim and ordered him into his house.  While in the house the victim and his wife, 28 year old Maya Augustine, were tied up as their two year old child slept in the other room.  Another suspect then entered the apartment and both demanded money.  

After giving the suspect all the money he had, Shinoy was ordered to drive to his store, which is the Dollar Store located at 3260 SE Dixie Highway, Stuart, Florida, to retrieve more money for the suspects.  Shinoy was told that if he did not comply his wife and child would be shot.  Shinoy then got into his car and was followed to the store by one of the suspects as the other suspect stayed at his house with his wife and child.

At the Dollar Store in Stuart, Shinoy retrieved more money and was directed to leave it in a specific location.  He was then ordered to go to another employees house to get even more money.  Shinoy feared for the safety of his employee and intentionally crashed his car in order to gain the attention of the police.  Martin County Sheriff’s Deputies arrived at the scene of the crash and immediately contacted Port St. Lucie Police. 

Port St. Lucie Police went to Shinoy’s house and located his wife still tied up in the house.  Shinoy’s child was still asleep in the back bedroom unharmed. 

Police are actively searching for any information which could lead to the identity of the two suspects. 

Suspect (1) is described as a white male with short black hair approximately 6’ tall weighing 200 pounds in his mid to late 20’s. 

Suspect (2) is described as a white male with black hair approximately 5’8”-5’10” tall weighing about 170 pounds in his mid to late 20’s.

If anyone has any information they should call the Port St. Lucie Police Department at 772-871-5001 or the Treasure Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-800-273 TIPS. 

Anyone having information regarding recent vehicle burglaries the area of North Lake Estates, Sunset Strip, R-Bar Estates, and Dixie Ranch Acres please call Treasure Coast Crime Stoppers.

Last Feb. 14, the bodies of two county residents were discovered behind a home south of Virginia Avenue. St. Lucie County Sheriff Ken J. Mascara says the Sheriff`s Office is continuing to investigate the double murder, but detectives need more information.

"Travis John Lattimore and his girlfriend Sharpkina Yolanda Woods had lived in St. Lucie County for about five months when they were shot to death," Sheriff Mascara said. "Their bodies were found behind a home at 1700 Coronado Ave., Fort Pierce. They had been shot to death.

"If anyone has information about this crime, please call 9-1-1 in St. Lucie County anytime. During business hours, you can call Detective Lebeau or Sgt. King at 772-462-3230. If you want to give your information and remain anonymous, you can call Treasure Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-800-273-8477 (1-800-273-"TIPS") or visit the Crime Stoppers website at tcwatch.org. If your information leads to an arrest, you can be eligible for a cash reward without giving your name," Sheriff Mascara said.

Detectives have learned that Lattimore had an extensive criminal history in Miami-Dade County. At the time of his death, Miami-Dade homicide detectives had obtained an arrest warrant for Lattimore for a murder that occurred in that county Feb. 8, 2010. That was six days before the bodies of Lattimore and Woods were found in St. Lucie County.

"It`s important that the person or persons who killed Lattimore and Woods be arrested and held accountable for their crimes," Sheriff Mascara said. "We need more information to make progress in this case." * * *

86 year old Regene McPherson was brutally beaten and strangled during a vicious attack in her home, 2600 block of 49th Avenue, in Indian River County, FL sometime between July 14th and July 15th, 2006. There was evidence of forced entry into the home. The home was not ransacked and nothing appeared to have been removed.

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On January 2, 2006 Mr. Mondestin was shot and killed outside his Windover apartment on Atlantis Drive in Fort Pierce, Fl. A bald b/m approximately 5 ft 8 inches wearing a white jacket and navy blue pants and spoke with a Jamaican or Haitian accent was seen leaving the parking lot area at a high rate of speed driving a light colored newer model Chrysler 300 "M" series car.

On 03/25/05, at 6:25 a.m., the Sheriff’s Office was called to the intersection of Jefferson and 153 rd. Street in Indiantown, Florida reference to a dead body. It appeared the victim, later identified as Santiago Domingo, was confronted by unknown suspect(s) a block away from where the body was found. We could see where the victim first was confronted and was stabbed. We followed the victim as he bled along 153rd Street. We found the victim’s cell phone on the street. It appeared the victim attempted to call for help and dropped the phone as he fled his attacker(s). Apparently this was an attempted robbery in which the victim resisted the suspect(s).

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On 05/27/04, at approximately 5:25 p.m., Halton Nicholson left his residence and headed to his business ten minutes away. According to his wife Halton was going to meet with his brother about financial issues and fire him. Halton never returned home. Mrs. Nicholson attempted to reach him on his phone, but got no response. She also attempted to call the brother, but again no response. According to Halton’s brother Halton arrived at the business at approximately 5:45 p.m. The brother stated Halton never mentioned anything about the financial issues or about being fired. The body of the victim was found in his vehicle. The vehicle had been backed into the parking lot of a warehouse district.

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