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http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20131022/METRO01/310220131/1361/rss

October 22, 2013 at 7:42 pm
Detroit police ask public for help to find suspects in Friday robbery

Detroit police are asking for the public’s help in the search for three men wanted in connection with a robbery Friday on the city’s west side.

A man had returned from buying cigarettes at a party store Friday to his home in the 20400 block of Meyer near Eight Mile when a member of the group flashed a handgun and demanded his money, police said. The victim said the men fled with his cash and ATM card, according to police.

The suspects are described as follows:

■18-20 years-old, 5-feet-9-inches tall, 150 pounds with medium complexion wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt.

■18-years-old, wearing a beige jacket and light-colored pants.

■17-years-old, 5-feet-8-inches tall, 160 pounds with a blue, hooded sweatshirt.

Police said the victim has been robbed by the same suspects before.

 

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http://www.wusa9.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=280100

Roy L. Tolbert charged in $300,000 jewelry store robbery
6:56 PM, Oct 22, 2013

QUEENSTOWN, Md. (AP) - Maryland State Police say a Suitland man has been charged with a robbery at a Queenstown jewelry in which more than $300,000 worth of jewelry was stolen.

Authorities say 42-year-old Roy L. Tolbert surrendered to the state police Forestville Barracks on Friday. He is charged with armed robbery and other offenses.

Troopers say on May 19, a gunman entered the Ultra Diamonds jewelry store and stole dozens of pieces of jewelry. No one was injured during the robbery.

 

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http://www.wmctv.com/story/23838120...ccused-of-robbing-3-mid-south-t-mobile-stores

Police search for suspect accused of robbing 3 Mid-South T-Mobile stores
Posted: Oct 31, 2013 3:37 AM PST Updated: Oct 31, 2013 3:37 AM PST

MEMPHIS, TN -

(WMC-TV) – Memphis Police are looking for a man that is behind a string of armed robberies in three Mid-South T-Mobile stores and need your help tracking him down.

The most recent store out of the three to get robbed was the T-Mobile at 1498 Union Avenue in Midtown.

The suspect is believed to be in his 20's. His face was caught on surveillance video only one time on March 13th inside a Bartlett T-Mobile. He was not wearing a mask.

Months later on October 14th, police say they believe the same man entered the T-Mobile at 1425 Germantown Parkway armed with a gun. This time he wore a mask.

Investigators say he forced employees to load dozens of smart phones into trash bags before he stole one of the workers' vehicles and escaped.

Police say the same man struck again on Sunday, October 27th, at the T-Mobile in the 1400 block of Union Avenue.

Surveillance video caught pictures of the white trash bags he used to haul off the stolen phones.

He then tried stealing an employee's vehicle in this case too, but when his getaway plan didn't work he ran off instead.

 

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Bailey, Sims, Taylor

Report: iPhone app leads cops to armed robbery suspects by Philip Weiss

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -
Charleston police say three suspects involved in an early morning armed robbery were arrested after an iPhone app was used to track the suspects' location.

Samuel Taylor, 18, and Damar Bailey, 21, are charged with armed robbery and possession of a gun during a violent crime. Michelle Sims, 21, is charged with armed robbery and financial card fraud.

According to an incident report, the victim was in the area of 18 Broad Street Thursday just after 12 a.m. when he was approached by the suspects, one of which pulled out a gun and demanded the victim's belongings.

Police say the suspects fled after taking the victim's wallet and Apple iPhone 4.

The report states officers were able to put the victim's Apple I.D. into an app called "Find My iPhone" which works to track the location of the user's phone. Sail foams are going to put more niggers behind bars than crack cocaine.

Authorities say the victim's phone was tracked moving on I-26, and North Charleston police caught up to the suspects at a convenience store on Dorchester Road.

Taylor and Bailey's bonds were set at $300,000, and Sims' was set at $260,000.

 

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Armed man makes a fashion faux pas by Paul Cameron
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CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) -
An armed man makes a fashion faux pas which may lead to his arrest.

It was just after 6:00AM when a heavily disguised robber with a large black handgun burst into the Circle-K convenience store on Little Rock Road.

The bleary eyed clerks were terrified as this nightmare pointed his gun and demanded money.

They couldn't act fast enough, so this impatient crook quickly escalated his threat.

"He jumped the counter and said, 'look, I want the money from the cash box right here in the front and from the cash box in the back.'"

CMPD Detective Marty Cuthbertson says, "that indicates to me that he had some knowledge what was going on inside that business.

And why is the detective so sure the robber had some deeper connection to the store?

"Somebody who had that information had to have had knowledge-- had worked there or knew someone who worked there who told him about those two cash locations."

He got his cash and left quickly. But there was something about the way he was dressed that caught the eye of the detective.

"One thing that was very distinctive about his jacket-- he had an emblem of a school, Johnson C. Smith University."

"Maybe somebody will see those clothes or the items he had on and call in and tell us who he was."

If you know anything about the man in the college jacket, call Crime Stoppers at (704) 334-1600 and you could earn cash in complete anonymity. We don't want your name, we want your information.

And don't forget you can download the new Crime Stoppers app for your smart phone. You can get it free on our website, wbtv.com/crimestoppers.

 

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Gerico Dontae Alexander

Police: Man wanted in shooting, robbery "armed and dangerous" by John Cominsky

CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) -
Detectives with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department are asking for the public's help in locating a man they say shot a clerk during a robbery at a local store.

The incident happened Tuesday, November 5, around 6 p.m. at the In and Out Mini Mart on Little Rock Road.

According to police, Gerico Dontae Alexander, 31, went into the store and approached the victim and demanded money.

The two then began to argue. That's when officials said Alexander shot the victim, took money from the business, and left the scene on foot.

Police say the victim and Alexander knew each other before the incident occurred.

Anyone with information on Alexander's whereabouts should call the Violent Criminal Apprehension Team at (704)336-VCAT or call Crimestoppers at (704)334-1600 .

Officials say Alexander should be considered armed and dangerous.

 

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http://www.wusa9.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=281592

CAUGHT ON CAM: Police search for armed robbery suspects
4:47 PM, Nov 6, 2013

WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Police are looking for three suspects in connection to an armed robbery in DC.

The robbery happened on Friday at the 200 block of 15th Street, NE, around 7:35 p.m. Police describe the first suspect as a black male in his 20's, 5'6"-5'8" in height, with medium complexion. He was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt with white and red horizontal stripes across the sleeves and chest area, black jeans, and black and white tennis shoes. He was armed with a black revolver. The second suspect is described as a black male in his 20's, 5'6" in height, with slim build. He was wearing a gray or purple hooded sweatshirt and baseball hat. He was armed with a knife. The third suspect is described as a black male, 20-30 years of age, 6'0" in height, heavy set build. He was wearing a purple jacket with a light purple or gray stripe running down the sleeves, a purple knit hat, and a fake black beard. He was armed with a silver handgun, police said.

You can see the suspects in the video surveillance below:

 

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Franklin, Peeks, Franklin and Green.

Four teenagers accused of robbing pizza delivery driver by Ray Rivera

BEAUFORT COUNTY, SC (WCSC) -
Investigators have arrested four 18 year olds in connection to the armed robbery of a pizza delivery driver in Beaufort County.

The Beaufort County Sheriff's Office have arrested Darrin Lee Peeks, Aki Daron Franklin, Donald James Franlkin II and Robert Lee Green, Jr.

Authorities say the teens' arrest stems from an incident on Oct. 16 where the victim was delivering pizza to a home on Needles Road around 9:30 p.m. An incident report states the suspects reportedly placed the order by phone then waited in some nearby woods for the driver to arrive.

According to the sheriff's office, as the victim was walking down the driveway, the teens approached him and put a gun to his face, then demanded he hand everything he had on him.

The victim said he gave the suspects his wallet, cell phone and the food he was delivering. The suspects then fled the area.

Officials with the sheriff's office say the investigation remains active and additional charges may be pending.

 

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Winard Montez Eady

Man convicted of 39 armed robberies after twin brother testifies by Ray Rivera

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -
Federal prosecutors say a 30-year-old man was convicted of 39 armed robberies after his twin brother testified against him in court.

US Attorney Bill Nettles said Winard Montez Eady of North Charleston was convicted following a four day trial for his role in a string of business robberies. Eady was convicted of conspiring to commit robbery affecting interstate commerce and possession of a firearm in furtherance of the conspiracy.

According to court officials, the robberies focused on Asian restaurants, check cashing businesses, and loan businesses in or near Charleston County, also ranging as far as Walterboro, Holly Hill and Georgetown.

Evidence presented in the trial established that Eady, along with his two accomplices, committed a series of 40 armed robberies between July 2009 and March 2011.

Court officials say Raynard Eady, who is facing 80 years in prison, and Simmons, who is facing 32 years, had previously pleaded guilty to their roles in the robberies and testified in Winard Eady's trial.

Raynard Eady and Simmons each admitted to committing over 25 of the robberies.

The three men will be sentenced at a later date.

 

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William Marcus Jones

Arrest made in Amory robbery

AMORY, Miss. (WTVA) — An arrest has been made in connection with this week's robbery of a dog grooming business in Amory.

Police say William Marcus Jones was arrested by the Chickasaw County Sheriff's Department before 6 p.m. on County Road 179.

A warrant was issued for his arrest following the Wednesday robbery at Sassy Pups on North Front Street.

Police accuse Jones of holding a box cutter to a worker's throat and demanding money and keys to her car.

He's being held in the Amory jail. His initial court appearance is set for Tuesday.

 

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http://articles.chicagotribune.com/...glewood-south-oakley-avenue-currency-exchange

Prosecutors: Armed man drops from ceiling, tries to rob currency exchange
November 10, 2013

A West Englewood man was ordered held in lieu of $250,000 bail Sunday after he dropped out of a South Side currency exchange's ceiling and attempted to rob an employee who was there with her young son.

Joel R. West, 31, faces felony aggravated battery and armed robbery charges in connection to the incident, which happened Saturday morning at the business in the 3100 block of South Wallace Street in the Bridgeport neighborhood, according to court records.

A 44-year-old woman arrived at the business at 8 a.m. Saturday for work and had her 7-year-old son in tow, according to Assistant State's Attorney Elizabeth Dibler.

She walked into the store and West came crawling out of the ceiling, causing a ceiling panel to crash to the floor in front of them, Dibler said.

It was unclear Sunday how West got in to the ceiling.

Once he was on the ground, West brandished a knife and demanded the woman open a security door.

The woman refused and West pushed her into a corner, put the knife to her chin and punctured her skin, Dibler said.

West then took the victim's keys and the victim's son and walked to the security door, according to Dibler.

The woman begged the man to let her son go and West did, Dibler said.

 

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Police: Two arrested after paralyzing man during robbery

CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) -
Police in Charlotte say two people were arrested for their involvement in an armed robbery that left a man paralyzed in south Charlotte earlier this month.

Officers were called to an incident along the 8400 block of Lodge South Circle on November 1 around 6:40 a.m. The call came in for an armed robbery that had just occurred.

When officers arrived, they found a man who said he was attempting to get into his vehicle to go to work when he was approached by two armed black males.

When the man was being robbed, a two person walked upon the robbery in progress. That person realized what was happening and attempted to run away, police say.

One of the suspects saw the man running, fired his gun and shot the man in the back.

He was rushed to Carolinas Medical Center, where doctors says he was paralyzed as a result of the injuries he sustained.

According to police, 34-year-old Abner Hintzen and 22-year-old Michael Patrick were arrested on Sunday and taken to police headquarters to be interviewed.

Both men were charged with conspiracy to commit armed robbery, armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon, intent to kill.

 

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Demond Robinson

SPD: Suspect facing 4 counts of armed robbery by Rob Blackmon

SHREVEPORT, LA (KSLA) -
A Shreveport man has been arrested for allegedly robbing four people early Sunday morning.

It happened around 3:15 a.m. in the 1700 block of Gilbert Drive.

Shreveport Police say four men standing outside of their vehicle were approached by three people in a purple colored Chevrolet sedan. One of the men in the purple car was armed with a handgun. The armed man exited the car demanding money and other items from the victims. After getting the merchandise, the gunman and other two men fled the scene.

None of the victims were injured.

After launching an investigation, police determined that the suspect might be at a home in the 200 block of Herndon Street.

Officers spotted a vehicle outside the residence closely matching the description of the suspect's vehicle. Demond Robinson, 29, was taken into custody.

Robinson was booked into the Shreveport City Jail on four counts of armed robbery.

 

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http://www.wishtv.com/news/local/suspect-in-weekend-shooting-identified

Suspect in weekend shooting identified


Updated: Monday, November 11, 2013, 12:56 PM EST

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - Officers have identified one suspect, and continue to look for a second, in a robbery over the weekend that led to a shooting involving officers.

IMPD officers responded to the CVS, located in the 8900 block of East 21st Street, around 3:30 a.m. Saturday and saw a suspect inside the store with a weapon.

Police say three employees and three customers were inside at the time of the robbery.

According to IMPD, the armed suspect and officers had a confrontation near the store’s entrance and shots were fired.

The suspect was hit a number of times and taken to Wishard Memorial Hospital where he is listed in serious condition. The man has been identified as 32-year-old Devin Johnson.

 

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Deputies: Two arrested for armed robbery at grocery store in May

Deputies in Lancaster County have arrested two men they say robbed a local grocery store back in May.

According to the Sheriff's Office, the incident was reported in early May at the Antioch Grocery on Flat Creek Road.

The store clerk told deputies that two black men entered the store with a handgun. One jumped behind the counter and struck the clerk in the head.

The men demanded money and fled the store with an undisclosed amount of money and merchandise.

A witness in the parking lot reported that the suspects fled to a car that was parked in a driveway several houses down.

The clerk was treated by EMS for minor injuries and no other persons were injured.

Deputies say two men, 21-year-old Terry Lynn Price and 19-year-old Deqavies Mackey were arrested and charged with Armed Robbery.

Price has also been charged with Assault and Battery 1st Degree and Possession of a Weapon during the commission of a violent crime.

Deputies say Price was arrested in mid-October in Chester County where he is still being held on other charges awaiting transfer to Lancaster County.

Mackey was arrested in Great Falls on Nov. 4th, 2013 and transferred to the Lancaster County Detention Center. Mackey's bond has been denied.

Price and Mackey were identified as the suspects after evidence left behind at the scene linked them to crime.

 

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http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2013/11/14/cops-seek-5-in-connection-with-bed-stuy-armed-robbery/

Cops Seek 5 In Connection With Bed-Stuy Armed Robbery
Police: Crooks Stole Woman's Purse, Phone
November 14, 2013 10:58 PM

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Police are looking for four men and a woman in connection with a robbery earlier this month in Brooklyn.

A 26-year-old woman was walking on Pulaski Street near Tompkins Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant just after 9 p.m. on Nov. 5 when two people approached her from behind, flashed a gun and made her lay on ground before stealing her purse and iPhone and fleeing.

The victim was not injured.

The five people sought by police were seen following the victim prior to the robbery and running from the scene afterward, police said. Authorities have released surveillance images of those people.

 

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Marcus Allen Heard & Ashley-Ann Lucretia Lampkin

Suspects arrested in Nags Head drug store robbery

NAGS HEAD, N.C. (WAVY) - A man is facing kidnapping and assault charges after an armed robbery at a Nags Head drug store. A woman was also arrested in connection to the incident.

Roberta Thuman with the Nags Head Police Department said a man, identified as 29-year-old Marcus Allen Heard, went into Bear Drugs on Croatan Highway Wednesday morning. Holding a black handgun, he demanded money and narcotics, and then took off in a minivan.

Police said Heard was arrested Thursday at a motel near Military Circle Mall in Norfolk. He was charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon, second degree kidnapping, and assault by pointing a gun. He was being held at the Norfolk City Jail pending an extradition hearing.

26-year-old Ashley-Ann Lucretia Lampkin was arrested at her home in Manteo, according to police. She was charged with aiding and abetting an armed robbery. Lampkin has a $25,000 secured bond and was being held at the Dare County Detention Center.

Police said they have recovered the minivan the suspects fled in following the armed robbery.

 

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Jaquez Corbitt

Suspect charged after Dothan woman robbed at gunpoint in home by John Shryock

DOTHAN, AL (WSFA) -
The Dothan Police Department says it has arrested a suspect in connection to a home invasion in which a woman was held at gunpoint and robbed inside her own home. The incident happened on Whiddon Street Tuesday.

Authorities say Jaquez Corbitt, 19, of Dothan, was arrested and charged with first degree burglary in regards to the case.

Investigators say Corbitt entered the 32-year-old woman's home, pointed a hand gun at her and demanded she give him money. The victim did as the suspect asked. When the suspect got what he wanted, he fled the scene.

complied and Corbitt fled the home with an undisclosed amount of U.S. currency. Officers and investigators were quickly on the scene and by using information gathered, Corbitt was identified as the subject responsible for the crime.

Corbitt is being held on a bond of $200,000.

 

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Braze Rucker

Jacob Bryant

Jerica Taylor

Joshua 'Bullethead' Taylor

Marvin Bryant

Sean Lynch

Three Juveniles & Three Adults Charged in Overnight Attempted Robbery & Shooting

South Precinct detectives have determined that a 16-year-old girl shot early today during an attempted robbery on Bridgecrest Drive was an alleged participant in the robbery plot and was apparently hit by an errant round.

Shatoria Bitton is in critical condition at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

The intended robbery victim, Jamarrius Kelly, 23, suffered a non-critical gunshot wound to his back. He was treated and released from Vanderbilt.

At 12:45 a.m. today, officers responded to a convenience market on Eagle View Boulevard where a wounded Kelly had driven. Kelly related that he had been at 1515 Bridgecrest Drive where he was wounded as he tried to flee from a robbery attempt. Police went to Bridgecrest Drive and discovered Bitton wounded in the yard.

Detectives learned that Kelly had been out last night with Jerica Taylor, who he thought to be a young adult, but who is actually 15. It was when Kelly drove Taylor to her Bridgecrest Drive residence that the attempted robbery occurred and shots were fired. Detectives went to Jerica Taylor’s apartment and detained her, her twin brother Joshua, Jacob Bryant, 19, and Braze Roland Rucker, 18. A pistol was also recovered from the apartment.

At about the same time, officers received information that a red or maroon Ford Taurus was also involved in the attempted robbery and shooting. Sergeant Noble Taylor and Officer Sam Tetterton located the Taurus at the dead end of Bridgecrest Drive near Pebble Creek Drive. There they took Marvin Bryant (Jacob Bryant’s brother), 16, into custody. Underneath the car was a semi-automatic pistol. Another suspect, Sean Michael Lynch, 19, fled the vehicle on foot and was later apprehended when he exited a wooded area onto Pebble Creek Drive.

All six individuals were taken back to the South Precinct for interviews. All but Rucker implicated themselves in the scheme to rob Kelly. During the interviews, Shatoria Bitton was also implicated.

Charges have been placed against all six persons and they remain in custody.

At juvenile detention are:

•Jerica Taylor, 15, of Bridgecrest Drive, who is charged with especially aggravated robbery;
•Joshua Taylor, 15, of Bridgecrest Drive, who is charged with especially aggravated robbery; and
•Marvin Bryant, 16, of Northwind Court in Goodlettsville, who is charged with especially aggravated robbery.
In the Metro Jail are:
•Sean Michael Lynch, 19, of Union Hill Road, who is charged with two counts of attempted murder, especially aggravated robbery, evading arrest and probation violation. His bond is set at $1.16 million;
•Braze Roland Rucker, 18, of Bell Road, who is charged with two counts of attempted criminal homicide and one count of especially aggravated robbery. His bond is set at $1.15 million; and
•Jacob Bryant, 19, of Northwind Court in Goodlettsville, who is charged with one count of aggravated robbery. His bond is set at $150,000.

 

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Dennis Stallings

Convicted armed robber sentenced to 5 life terms

ATLANTA —
A judge sentenced a man to spend the rest of his life in prison for five robberies he committed in one night in downtown Atlanta.

Dennis Stallings, 23, was sentenced to five consecutive life sentences, plus 25 years in prison following his conviction by jury trial.

The string of robberies began at about 3 a.m. on Feb. 14, and lasted nearly two hours. Stallings and as many as three other unidentified men targeted unsuspecting pedestrians on Avon Avenue and Metropolitan Parkway in southwest Atlanta and pedestrians in the 10th Street and 12th Street areas in Midtown.

The crew drove around in a red sedan in search of victims. Once they spotted a target, the men would rush from the vehicle and ambush the victim at gunpoint.

The gunmen committed a total of five separate robberies and made off with a variety of personal belongings from wallets and purses to electronics.

A tracking device on one victim’s phone led police straight to the defendant. He was sitting in the getaway vehicle in a store parking lot in southwest Atlanta. SAIL FOAM!

Police recovered several stolen items from the vehicle and discovered ID and bank cards from each of the robbery victims in the defendant’s pockets.

Stallings was arrested on the spot.

Fulton County Superior Court Judge Kelly Amanda Lee levied a maximum life sentence for each of the armed robbery counts against Stallings and a maximum 25 years on the other counts against him.

Stallings has several prior felony convictions, including one for burglary and aggravated battery. During that arrest, Stallings fought with police and broke the police officer’s arm. Because he was a convicted felon, Stallings is ineligible for parole.