Twins arrested in connection with over 35 robberies
Clik magazine models and gay porn star Taleon and Keyontyli Goffney who u have seen Blackmen.net, EbonyD and Flavaworks, both 26 and twin brothers were arrested Wednesday in connection with robbing dozens of stores in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Keyontyli and Taleon Goffney allegedly broke in through the roof at night, police said. Police said the two men are suspected in at least 35 break-ins. The brothers were caught in Philadelphia, but Delaware County police have filed burglary charges against them, too. Police in South Jersey said they think the pair is behind a string of break-ins in the Garden State. Investigators said they believe the brothers break in through the roof, and climb down from a rope.
Clik magazine models and gay porn star Taleon and Keyontyli Goffney who u have seen Blackmen.net, EbonyD and Flavaworks, both 26 and twin brothers were arrested Wednesday in connection with robbing dozens of stores in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Keyontyli and Taleon Goffney allegedly broke in through the roof at night, police said. Police said the two men are suspected in at least 35 break-ins. The brothers were caught in Philadelphia, but Delaware County police have filed burglary charges against them, too. Police in South Jersey said they think the pair is behind a string of break-ins in the Garden State. Investigators said they believe the brothers break in through the roof, and climb down from a rope.
Keyontyli and Taleon Goffney, both 26, were arrested around 8:45 a.m. Tuesday. Police said the men used two-way walkie-talkies to communicate. Taleon Goffney allegedly climbed onto the roof and cut his way through while Keyontyli Goffney served as a lookout in the parking lot, police said. In May 2006, Taleon Goffney, a Maple Shade resident, dove from a moving police cruiser after he broke a window by head-butting it. He had been arrested on drug charges and a weapons possession charge.
During the escape, Goffney allegedly assaulted two Clementon police officers and fled through a wooded area near the White Horse Pike while barefoot and handcuffed. He eluded police for a week. The status of the charges against him resulting from that incident were unavailable Thursday night. He has a previous robbery conviction in Camden County and was paroled in March 2004 after serving nearly three years of a seven-year sentence in state prison, according to the state Department of Corrections. Keyontyli Goffney is a resident of Arlington, Hudson County, officials said.