Niggers love Armed Robbery

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Daniel Moncrief

Man Arrested For Armed Robbery

Jackson - According to Jackson Police, Daniel Moncrief, 34, has been arrested for armed robbery.

On Friday, September 13, Moncrief held the victim at gunpoint and took the person's wallet, cell phone, and the victim's handgun.

 

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Geoni Najee Clark

Teenagers accused of kicking, punching man before robbing him by Ray Rivera

BEAUFORT COUNTY, SC (WCSC) -
Four teenagers are behind bars accused of punching and kicking a 57-year-old man before robbing him in Beaufort County.

The Beaufort County Sheriff's Office arrested 16-year-old Geoni Najee Clark Wednesday afternoon. Clark has been charged as an adult with armed robbery and first-degree assault and battery by mob.

Two 15-year-old males and a 14-year-old male were also arrested and transported to the Department of Juvenile Justice in Columbia.

On the night of Sept. 27, a 57-year-old man was walking home at Seabrook Mobile Home Park when authorities say the suspects, one of whom was armed with a gun, approached him.

The suspects demanded money, but when the victim told them he did not have any, the suspects punched him in the face, knocking him to the ground, according to an incident report.

Authorities say the suspects continued to punch and kick the victim several times before taking his debit card and cigarette lighters. The suspects then took off.

 

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Maurice Murphy

Anterrio Holt

Officers from South Precinct & Berry Hill Police Arrest Two Men for Overnight Robbery at Thompson Lane Apartment Complex

Coordinated work overnight between South Precinct officers and the Berry Hill Police Department led to the apprehension of two men for robbing individuals at a Thompson Lane apartment complex.

Maurice Murphy, 20, of S. 4th Street, and Anterrio Holt, 19, of S. 6th Street, are each charged with two counts of aggravated robbery and resisting a police stop. During questioning by South Detective Jeff Polk, Murphy and Holt admitted to robbing two men at Covenant Crossing Apartments shortly before midnight.

A traffic violation initially drew police attention to the suspects. Berry Hill Officer Michael Lewis stopped their Chevrolet Impala at 12:05 a.m. on Thompson Lane at Powell Avenue for traveling without headlights. Murphy and Holt bailed out of the vehicle along with two females. Lewis quickly caught up with Holt. South Precinct Officer William Mathis apprehended Murphy on W. Iris Drive after Murphy tripped over his baggy pants and fell down. :laugh:

During an inventory of the car, two BB pistols were found along with two wallets not belonging to either suspect. Officers contacted the individuals whose identifications were in the wallets. They told officers that they had been robbed at gunpoint minutes earlier.

Murphy and Holt are jailed in lieu of $51,000 each.

 

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Okeefe R. Pritchett

Suspect Charged with Armed Robbery
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Meridian, Miss. Meridian police said Wednesday that a suspect has been charged in a September armed robbery.

The MPD arrested 19-year-old Okeefe R Pritchett of meridian Tuesday evening and charged him with the crime.

Officials say the arrest stems from an incident that occurred Sept. 8 at a motel on North Frontage Road.

Pritchett's bond was set at $50,000.

 

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Man detained in Raleigh, Wake County, and Wake Forest armed robberies

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Sources tell ABC11 that the Raleigh Police Department has detained a man in a series of armed robberies where victims were held up at their homes in Raleigh, Wake County, and Wake Forest.

It's the same man seen in surveillance photos circulated by the Raleigh Police Department earlier this week - who detectives said they wanted to speak with. Sources said he was picked up in a traffic stop on Glenwood Avenue near Pleasant Valley Road around 1 p.m. Friday. The same sources said he was in possession of items that may link him to one or more of the crimes.

The man has not been identified and has not been formally charged at this hour. He was still undergoing questioning by detectives.

There have been a total of six robberies - but police have not said if all of them are connected.

The latest incident was the armed robbery of a woman at a home in the 6200 block of Ridgemount Street in Wake Forest Tuesday night. The victim told investigators a man put a gun to her head in her garage. About $2,000 worth of jewelry was taken along with a set of car keys.

There have been five similar robberies in Raleigh and Wake County. In each case, the victims were approached as they were about to enter homes and held at gunpoint. Some were forced to drive to ATMs to withdraw money.

They include:
•September 22 in the 4800 block of Pleasant Valley Road;
•September 22 in the 4300 block of Furman Hall;
•September 24 in the 1000 block of Collins Drive;
•September 26 in the 5000 block of Stoneridge Drive; and,
•September 27 in the 4900 block of Wynneford Way.

 

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Cedric Dion Laster Jr.

Clarksville man added to TBI's Top Ten Most Wanted List by Kara Apel

CLARKSVILLE, TN (WSMV) -
A man from Clarksville has been added to the TBI's Top Ten Most Wanted List.

Cedric Dion Laster Jr., 21, is wanted on a felony count of aggravated robbery.

Police say he approached two men and asked them for a ride on July 30. Once he got in the car, Laster allegedly brandished a hangun and forced the driver to go to two ATMs and get out $300 in cash. Police say he got the men's cellphones and money before leaving.

Laster, who goes by "C Choppa," has a criminal history of drug and traffic charges and domestic assault.

His last known address is 218 South 3rd Street in Clarksville. He is described as a black male with black hair and brown eyes who is approximately 5'10" and has tattoos on his upper right and left arms and upper back. Both of his ears are pierced.

If you have any information, call TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND ( 1-800-824-3463 ) or the Clarksville Police Department at (931) 648-0656 . There is a $1,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.

 

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James Boddie

Clerk snatches gun from would-be robber by Rachel West

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (WAVY) - Newport News Police are looking for a 18-year-old man after a store clerk helped thwart a would-be robber’s plans.

On Sept. 29, officers responded to the Speedy Mart located at 19th Street and Jefferson Avenue in reference to an attempted robbery, Harold Eley with the Newport News Police said. There, they learned from a victim that he and his brother were working and were in the process of closing when two masked suspects entered.

A handgun was brandished and the suspects demanded cash. But the clerk wasn’t about to go down without a fight.

Surveillance cameras were recording as the clerk grabbed for the gun, holding onto the suspect’s arm. He was able to take the gun from the suspect, who fled. No money was taken.

A round was fired during the struggle but no one was injured.

Marcus Knox, 18, of Newport News was arrested and charged with attempted robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery. Officers are looking for 18-year-old Lonell James Thomas Boddie of Newport News.

Boddie is described as a black male standing 5’9” and weighing 156 pounds. He is wanted for attempted robbery, use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and conspiracy to commit robbery.

Anyone with information should call the Crime Line at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP .

 

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Man detained in Raleigh, Wake County, and Wake Forest armed robberies

Walter Kevin Johnson

Walter Kevin Johnson

Walter Kevin Johnson

Suspected robber's arrest shocks, relieves Raleigh residents by Sloane Heffernan

Raleigh, N.C. — The arrest of a Raleigh man suspected in eight robberies and attempted robberies throughout Wake County has left neighbors and family members in disbelief and some in the community relieved.

Walter Kevin Johnson, 28, faces nearly two dozen charges – including nine counts of robbery with a dangerous weapon, three counts of first-degree kidnapping and one count each of first-degree burglary, attempted robbery and extortion – after Raleigh police and Wake County sheriff's investigators say he robbed or tried to rob several people at or near their homes during a two-week crime spree last month and earlier this month.

Johnson, of 6124 Braidwood Court, was arrested Friday during a traffic stop and was in the Wake County Detention Center Saturday under a secured bond of $3.9 million.

Investigators said they do not believe he acted alone in the crimes, and they expect additional arrests in the case.

Johnson's wife said Sunday that they were having financial problems and admitted the evidence against her husband was strong. She declined to comment further, however.

Neighbors said Saturday that they were shocked by Johnson's arrest.

"I think it is unbelievable that someone could be living this close and you have no idea," said Diane Lewis, who lives on Braidwood Court, off Glenwood Avenue in northwest Raleigh. "It's nerve-wracking."

Police say several of the crimes happened near Johnson's home, including one less than 2 miles away on Pleasant Valley Road on Sept. 22. (Get details of the crimes in the map below.)

In that case, investigators say, a man armed with a handgun assaulted another man and stole a woman's purse as they walked from their car.

Less than 24 hours later, a woman parking her car at an apartment complex off Duraleigh Road – about 3 miles from Johnson's home – was forced into her car and made to drive to an ATM to withdraw cash. She was dropped off, and her car was later found abandoned near her home.

In one of the latest cases, a woman who lives in a neighborhood near Penny and Holly Spring roads near Cary reported waking up in the middle of the night to an armed man in her bedroom.

She said the man told her he'd been in her house for several hours stealing her belongings, made her write down her family's banking information and then demanded she drop off $45,000 for him the following day.

Winnie Kasper said Saturday she is relieved that authorities have made an arrest. Kasper changed her walking routine after one of the robberies happened on her block.

"I am very thankful that they got him," she said.

According to the North Carolina Secretary of State's website, Johnson owns a web design and marketing company called 1855 Media LLC. The firm's website features of photo of Johnson receiving an award from former Gov. Mike Easley.

Johnson has a lengthy criminal history, including prior robbery charges in Vance and Orange counties.

In July 2002, he was convicted of larceny in Vance County and was sentenced to 6 to 8 months in prison.

In Orange County in October 2002, Johnson was convicted of several counts of robbery with a dangerous weapon from crimes spanning a six-month period in 2001 and was sentenced to 5-6 years in prison, followed by parole, which ended in April 2012.

 

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Anterio Bolton

Suspect arrested in downtown armed robbery by Philip Weiss

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -
Charleston Police say they have arrested a teen in connection with a downtown armed robbery that occurred last week.

Anterio Bolton, 18, is charged with armed robbery, first degree assault and battery, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime. His bond was set at $200,000.

According to police, Bolton and another suspect robbed a man at gunpoint on Conroy Street around 8 p.m. on Thursday.

When the victim refused to empty his pockets, police say one of the suspects hit him in the head with a handgun. The suspects then asked him again to empty his pockets.

Police say the victim was then hit in the head again with the gun, at which point it fired. The suspects then reached into the victim's pockets and took his money.

The victim's injuries were minor, officers say.

The investigation is ongoing.

 

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Demarcus Lewis

Bond denied for teen charged in armed robbery by Andrew Kinsey

JACKSON, Miss. —A judge denied bond Monday for a 17-year-old charged in connection with an armed robbery.

Police said Demarcus Lewis and another teen ambushed a clerk Aug. 31 outside the Food Mart on Capitol Street. The clerk, who was closing the store for the night, was robbed of $500 and the keys to his car.

The judge said he considers the Jim Hill High School 11th grader to be a threat to the community.

 

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Walter Kevin Johnson

Walter Kevin Johnson

Walter Kevin Johnson

Suspected robber's arrest shocks, relieves Raleigh residents by Sloane Heffernan

Walter Kevin Johnson

Details emerge about alleged serial robber's past by Sloane Heffernan & Amanda Lamb

Raleigh, N.C. — A Raleigh man facing two dozen charges stemming from a series of recent armed robberies that put communities across Wake County on edge once worked for the governor's western residence while on a prison work-release program in 2007 and 2008.

Keith Acree, a spokesman for the North Carolina Department of Public Safety, said Monday that Walter Kevin Johnson worked in landscaping on the property of the North Carolina Governor's Mansion in Asheville while he was serving nine years in prison for armed robbery charges at Buncombe Correctional Center.

Raleigh police and Wake County sheriff's investigators say Johnson, 28, of 6124 Braidwood Court, is suspected in eight armed robberies or attempted robberies from Sept. 22 to Oct. 8 in Raleigh, Cary, Holly Springs and Wake Forest in which the victims were robbed at or near their homes.

In several of the cases, Johnson allegedly approached the victims and used a handgun to rob them of money and personal belongings. Authorities say he also forced some of them to drive to ATMs to withdraw cash. In one case, he's accused of threatening to harm a Cary woman's children if she did not leave him $45,000 in cash at a drop-off point.

Johnson was arrested Friday and jailed under a $3.925 million bond – an amount that a District Court judge refused to lower during Johnson's first court appearance Monday afternoon. :clap:

Matt Faucette, an attorney for Johnson, said his client waits tables at Washington Duke Inn in Durham and also runs a Web design and development firm, 1855 Media LLC in Raleigh.

The company website, which claims to be a leader in the field of Web development marketing, features a photo that purports to be Johnson receiving an outstanding achievement award on behalf of 1855 Media from former Gov. Mike Easley, Easley's wife and their son.

Easley said Monday that neither he nor former first lady Mary Easley remembers taking the photo and that he can't recall there ever having been an occasion for the photo opportunity.

The governor's office also could not find a record of the award, but said the document in the photo appears to be a certificate of appreciation, a document usually mailed to inmates on work-release programs. :rotfl:

The North Carolina Secretary of State's website lists 1855 Media as having been formed June 12, 2013.

Easley was governor from 2001 to 2009.

Johnson was convicted in July 2002 of multiple charges of armed robbery, and spent nine years in prison until he was released in August 2011.

Law enforcement investigators haven't commented on a motive for the alleged crimes, but Johnson's wife said Saturday that the family was struggling financially. How about... the nigger loved armed robbery?

Faucette said clients of Johnson's Web design firm were not paying for services they received. :lol:

"He's got a young wife and a 6-week-old little boy," Faucette said. "Definitely, it's a difficult situation for his family."

One local client told WRAL News Monday that the company is not what it appears to be and that a comment claiming to be from the client on the firm’s website praising Johnson's services was false. No Shiite.

The client said it fired Johnson after he sold the company a logo that later was discovered to be used by another local company. That's my nigger!

 

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Walter Kevin Johnson

Details emerge about alleged serial robber's past by Sloane Heffernan & Amanda Lamb

Alleged serial robber faces new charges by Amanda Lamb

Raleigh, N.C. — A Raleigh man charged in a series of armed robberies in Wake County was facing more charges Wednesday for allegedly attacking a woman and for robbing a jewelry store.

Walter Kevin Johnson, 28, of 6124 Braidwood Court, faces two dozen charges in connection with the crimes, which happened between Sept. 22 and Oct. 8 in Raleigh, Cary, Holly Springs and Wake Forest.

He was jailed Tuesday at the Wake County Detention Center under a $3.925 million bond.

On Wednesday, he received three additional charges of assault on a female, assault by pointing a gun and obtaining property by false pretense.

Police say Johnson attacked a young woman in the driveway of a north Raleigh home on Wynneford Way on Sept. 27.

The woman, who was dog-sitting, told investigators that a man came up behind her, wrapped his arm around her neck, put a gun to her head and tried to force her to drive to an ATM. When she refused, he pushed her to the ground and kicked her, police said.

The young woman's family declined to comment Wednesday.

Earlier this month, police say, Johnson robbed Bardy's Estate Jewelry & Diamonds. Investigators haven't commented on a possible motive for the crimes but said they are continuing to investigate.

"(We're) making sure that any other stones – not just stones but pebbles, at this point – are overturned as well," Raleigh Police Chief Cassandra Deck-Brown said Tuesday. "We're looking to follow up on any great or small lead to see if there could be any accomplices, to determine what the motive is and the list just goes on. The investigation is not over simply because an arrest has been made."

Police arrested Johnson on Friday afternoon after his wife called 911 and said she suspected him of the crimes. :laugh:

"There's evidence all over the house," the woman said in the call. "I just can't find the damn gun."

"I'm kind of terrified, because I have a newborn in the house," she added. "He's been acting really weird, and I don't know if he even has a job anymore."

The caller in the 911 recording was not revealed during the call, and Raleigh police would neither identify the caller nor confirm if it was Johnson's wife.

A call-for-service record requested by WRAL News, however, shows the 911 call was made from Johnson's home, and his attorney, Matt Faucette, said Johnson lived with his wife and their 6-week-old son.

In talking about his client Monday, Faucette said that Johnson ran a Web design firm and had not been paid for his services. In an interview with WRAL News on Saturday, Johnson's wife said the family was having financial problems.

Police say several of the crimes happened near Johnson's home, including one less than 2 miles away on Pleasant Valley Road on Sept. 22.

In that case, investigators say, a man armed with a handgun assaulted another man and stole a woman's purse as they walked from their car.

Less than 24 hours later, a woman parking her car at an apartment complex off Duraleigh Road – about 3 miles from Johnson's home – was forced into her car and told to drive to an ATM to withdraw cash. She was dropped off, and her car was later found abandoned near her home.

In one of the latest cases, a Cary woman said she awoke in the middle of the night to an armed man in her bedroom who made her write down her family's banking information and then told her that he would hurt her children if she did not drop off $45,000 for him the following day.

 

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Terence Dante Legare

Mableton man gets 14 years for aggravated assault by Rodney Harris

COBB COUNTY, GA (CBS ATLANTA) -
A Mableton man has been convicted of aggravated assault with intent to rob, according to the Cobb County District Attorney's office.

Terence Dante Legare, 44, was charged with assault against a store clerk after a September 2012 attack at a CVS store in Mableton.

According to the D.A., Legare claimed he went to the store to buy gum or candy and realized he didn't have the money to pay for it. He says that after asking the clerk if he could come back and pay, she refused and he left.

The clerk provided a different account saying Legare implied he had a weapon, and threatened to "blow her head off," according to the release. Nigga gonna blow somebody's head off over candy and gum, knowha'm'say'n.

The report says that surveillance video also showed the clerk backing away from the register with her hands up after Legare approached the counter.

Senior Judge Frank Mills, of Cherokee County, sentenced Legare to 20 years, with 14 years to serve.

The D.A's office says Legare has previously served time for drug and other offenses.

 

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http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/Serial-robbery-suspect-arrested-in-Dallas-228545321.html

Serial robbery suspect arrested in Dallas
Posted on October 20, 2013 at 3:44 PM

Michael Cleveland, 30, is a suspect in multiple insurance company robberies in Dallas and Irving. He was arrested on October 20, 2013.

DALLAS — A man accused in more than a dozen brazen robberies is behind bars.

Detectives allege that Michael Dewayne Cleveland robbed 13 insurance offices in Dallas and another two in Irving between July and October.

Several of the offenses were caught on surveillance video. It showed the suspect covering his face and waving a gun at employees, forcing them to hand over cash.

 

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Kenneth Bevel

Police: Armed robber brings child to shooting

CHAMBLEE, Ga. — Police said a man brought a child to an armed robbery, where he shot the victim several times after using Craigslist to schedule the meet-up. That was might white of that nigger to give the niglet some on the job training, knowha'm'say'n. How else are they going to learn how to be a nigger and keep it real.

Investigators have been able to identify the suspect because he is still posting on the website.

Chamblee police said they found an ad for furniture using the same phone number. They're calling the man very dangerous; not only did he bring along a 7-year-old child to the robbery and shooting, police said he meant to kill two people that night. Damn good teacher, that nigger!

"I was so scared because I was bleeding so badly. I was shocked, scared -- shocked, don't know how I'm going to survive," said shooting victim Shihan Kamal.

Kamal survived being shot three times at point-blank range by the bullet of a 40 caliber gun.

"He started to bang on the door to find out if my roommate was there," Kamal said.

But the roommate barricaded herself in her room, holding the door knob tightly. Chamblee Police Sgt. Ernesto Ford said 27-year-old Kenneth Bevel is the man who caused such terror that night inside the Gentry's Walk apartment. Kamal said he contacted Bevel from a Craigslist ad because he needed his cable box fixed. Bevel showed up with his apparent family.

"Could you imagine someone with wife and kids came over here to try and rob you?" Ford said. "He saw a man with what he thought was his wife and child and felt safe."

Police said Bevel has a long criminal history that includes violent tendencies. He's wanted for aggravated assault with the intent to murder, attempted robbery and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. That is some pretty good street cred, knowha'm'say'n.

Police think Bevel is somewhere in the downtown Atlanta area.

Ford said if you're making a transaction where you don't know the person, meet in the parking lot of a police department. It's much safer that way.

If you know where Bevel is, you're asked to call Sgt. Ford at 770-986-5008.

 

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Demarcus Morris

Police: Man commits 18 robberies in 7 days

A Gwinnett County man faces a 57-count indictment for 18 armed robberies in just seven days.

Channel 2's Kerry Kavanaugh learned that some of those robberies happened within a matter of hours. My nigger was on a roll!

A grand jury indicted 20-year-old Demarcus Morris for an alleged crime spree that unfolded very quickly in the Norcross area. Great street cred, my nigger, it's not every nigger that gets called a one nigger crime spree, knowha'm'say'n.

District attorney Danny Porter said one of the victims ultimately led authorities to Morris.

"We have an armed robbery at 1:30 a.m. We have armed robbery at 3:55 a.m. We have armed robbery at 4:30 a.m, 5:30 a.m.," Porter said.

Porter said Morris confronted his victims in parking lots. He allegedly climbed into some of their cars.

Bobby Swanger had just returned home from an overnight security job. He said he got out of his truck and there was a gun just a few feet from his face.

"He said, 'You know what this is. You know what this is about,'" Swanger said. "The next thing I remember is being shot."

"He was willing to use a deadly weapon. He's willing to escalate the level of force," Porter said.

But Porter said Gwinnett County police moved to make an arrest when a victim recognized Morris.

 

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http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=news/local/new_york&id=9296274

Manhattan Whole Foods robbery suspects caught on camera
Updated at 07:56 AM 10/22/13

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Police are searching for two suspects behind a gunpoint robbery inside a Manhattan grocery store.

The incident happened at the Whole Foods on East Houston and Bowery around 10 p.m. Sunday night.

Authorities say approached a group of employees who were transporting $60,000 from the first floor via the elevator to the second floor.

The suspects waited by the elevator on the second floor, and when the door opened, one of them displayed a handgun.

The second suspect grabbed one of the employees and tied his hands behind his back before both suspects fled the store with the money onto Chrystie Street.

The first suspect is described as a black male about 6-feet tall with black eyes and black dreadlocks wearing brown coat.

The second suspect, also a black male, had dreadlocks and was wearing black sweater.

 

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http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...caught-via-instagram-20131021,0,3865940.story

Instagramming robber caught by police: Prosecutors
4:55 p.m. CDT, October 21, 2013

A Gresham man was arrested Saturday afternoon and charged with armed robbery after police officers identified him as the man accused of robbing a clothing maker he met on Instagram.

Devontae Watkins, 21, of the 1200 block of West 81st Street, allegedly made a plan with a clothing designer from Calumet City to buy some of her products after he saw them posted on Instagram. He contacted the woman through his Instagram account and they agreed to meet on Sept. 11, according to court records.

That day, the woman drove to meet Watkins, who climbed into the car to look at a bag she was carrying full of pants, belts, and baseball caps, among other items, according to court records. Then Watkins brandished a knife with a four-inch blade and demanded the woman give him all of the clothing items while an unknown co-offender walked toward her car holding a gun, according to court records.

Watkins was identified by police after the woman pointed them to a photo of him she found on his Instagram account.

 

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http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2013...ng-attempted-robbery-suspect-caught-on-video/

Public’s Help Sought In Identifying Attempted Robbery Suspect Caught On Video
October 22, 2013 1:22 PM

LONG BEACH (CBSLA.com) — Long Beach police Tuesday were asking for the public’s help in identifying a woman who allegedly tried to rob a taxi driver.

Police responded to a robbery call around 3:15 a.m. on Sept. 26 at Anaheim Street and Redondo Avenue.

The driver reportedly picked up the suspect near 7th Street and Termino Avenue and drove her to 14th Street and Newport Avenue, where she reached through the glass divider, threatened the driver with a box cutter and demanded money, police said.

The suspect then allegedly attempted to strike the driver in the face with a hammer. He accelerated the taxi and hit a parked car.

The women got out of the vehicle and fled the scene, according to authorities.

The driver was treated at the scene for a cut he sustained during the incident.

The suspect is described as a black woman between 20 and 25 years old. She was last seen wearing a brown knit hat and light-colored hoodie sweatshirt.

http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2013...customer-with-box-cutter-hammer-shares-story/

Cab Driver Attacked By Customer With Box Cutter, Hammer Speaks Out
October 22, 2013 10:58 PM

“Thank God I’m alive,” cab driver Robbie Williams told CBS2/KCAL9′s Melanie Woodrow. “I could have been dead!”

Williams refused the suspect’s demand, and attempted to disarm the suspect, stating that he knew her parents.

The plan did not work, and he was forced to hit the accelerator, with his cab eventually crashing into a parked car. Upon turning around to locate the suspect, Williams noticed that she was gone.

Williams was treated on the scene at received 13 stitches in his hand.

 

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http://www.khou.com/news/local/Thre...Kingwood-Humble-robbery-spree--228840891.html

Three teens suspected in Kingwood, Humble robbery spree
Posted on October 22, 2013 at 5:07 PM

KINGWOOD, Texas—Three teens are in custody in connection with a recent robbery spree in Kingwood and Humble.

Wesley James Thomas, 19, Reginald Thomas, 18 and Michael Augustus Thomas, 18, are charged with three counts of aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon.

The suspects are not related.

The first two robberies happened last month in the Kingwood Town Center.

The victim was using his laptop outside the Russo’s New York Pizzeria at 42 North Main Street around 10:45 p.m. on September 19. Two suspects stole his computer and wallet at gunpoint and fled on foot. One of the robbers was later captured on surveillance camera trying to use the victim’s credit card to withdraw money from an ATM on Atascocita Road.

The second robbery happened outside the McDonald’s at 4406 Kingwood Drive around 10:40 p.m. on September 25. Two suspects robbed a man and two women at gunpoint as they sat on the tailgate of a truck in the parking lot. They stole cell phones and ran away on foot.

Surveillance photos were released on October 7 and the suspects were picked up by Harris County authorities the next day. They were charged in the three Humble area robberies.

Officers in Kingwood believe they were involved in those two robberies, but they haven't been charged yet.