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Shot Fired During Waco Robbery; Gunman Still At Large Friday
Police were looking Friday for a man who walked into a Waco convenience store and fired a shot into the floor before demanding money from the clerk.
Reporter: Paul J. Gately Email Address: paul.gately@kwtx.com |
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WACO (November 20, 2009)—A man walked into the Skinny’s store at N. 34th Street and Bosque Boulevard Thursday night and fired a shot into the floor before he demanded the money in the cash register.
Waco police were dispatched to the store at about 8:45 p.m. Thursday after receiving a 911 report that the store was being robbed at gunpoint.
The robber was black, stood about 6-feet tall and weighed about 180 pounds.
He was wearing an orange shirt, a grey hooded jacket and had a black bandana over his face.
He was armed with a handgun.
He fled on foot after getting the cash from the register.
No one was injured.
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Posted by: lucyloo
Location: bellmead
on Nov 30, 2009 at 02:40 PM
I wish someone would let JAMAAL sit at the head of the class closer to the teacher, he either can't see so he can learn how to spell or can't hear when the teacher speaks, he sounds like someone who wants us to think he is toe up from the flo up smart and is really a pathetic excuse for a thug...NOW how many times does this same skinny's have to be robbed bofreo the corporate office decides that something has to be done beofer someone gets hurt, and for as often as its robbed, is it an inside job???? with all the bums that can rob and steal instead of work, what would the going rate for insider information be worth??? God Bless Obama he didn't make all the mess he's trying to clean up, it wasn't made overnight and won't be fixed that fast...Sometimes making things better starts in your own hometown...
Posted by: Joe
Location: Tx
on Nov 23, 2009 at 09:53 AM
95%, Really?
Posted by: Cracker
Location: Waco
on Nov 20, 2009 at 09:46 PM
Unethical---It was a black person who committed the crime. The same "race" that commits 95% of the crimes in Waco.
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