Recent Posts in Robbery Category

Police in Phoenix report that after an altercation two men had to be taken to the hospital for treatment.  Both men were outside of an apartment complex on the 300 block of west Dunlap when the fight occurred.

According to police, the two Hispanic men had been confronted by four black men, who may have tried to rob them.  During the alleged robbery, both men were shot.  Despite their gunshot wounds, both men are expected to survive.

When asked about the incident, Lt. Chuck Williams said, "Based on our preliminary investigation it looks like it's a robbery, tried to take some car keys…beyond that we have no idea of understanding what has happened here."

He also said that some of the people they have interviewed in relation to the case have not been cooperative.  Therefore, officers have no descriptions of the four suspects at this time.

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This week, a man that robbed a gas station in West Scranton and a drug store was sentenced to 23 years in state prison in Lackawanna County Court.  The man told police that he robbed the gas station and store to support his crack addiction.

30 year old Amin Gibson was sentenced by Judge Michael J. Barrasse after being charged with two counts of robbery. 

The incidents allegedly took place on November 20^th.   Police say that Gibson held up a Sunoco gas station on the 1200 block of South Main Avenue and then four hours later, he targeted a CVS drug store.  While robbing the gas station, Gibson allegedly held a knife to the throat of the clerk.

On November 24^th, police issued an arrest warrant in Gibson's name.  He later confessed to committing both crimes after being detained by police on December 21^st.  He told officers that he was motivated to steal because of his crack habit.

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A Tucson man is facing multiple charges after he kidnapped an 11-year-old girl who was on her way to school.

According to police, the girl and her 9-year-old sister were walking to school when they were approached by the suspect. The suspect was able to drag the older girl into his vehicle and drive away.

Neighbors who saw the incident take place called 911 and one person was able to follow the suspect’s car and get a partial plate number and vehicle description.

The police later found the girl, battered, at a nearby park. The suspected was found and arrested at his home. He has since been charged with kidnapping, aggravated assault, robbery, and attempted sexual conduct with a minor under the age of 15.

As you can imagine, this suspect faces many years in prison and may be ordered to register as a sex offender if he is ultimately convicted. If you or a loved one is facing similar charges, it’s important to contact an attorney right away. Backed by years of experience, the Knowles Law Firm is more than capable of defending you against your charges, and has represented numerous clients against all types of crimes. If you are interested in learning more about working with a Phoenix criminal defense attorney at our office, please call (888) 332-5621 or (302) 702-5431 to arrange a consultation.