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Pelican Robbery suspect arrested.

June 14, 2016

Pelican Robbery suspect arrested.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Monday June 13th the KPSM released two pictures attached to their press release via the Police Face Book Page and other media outlets of two persons suspected of being involved in armed robberies committed recently. During the robbery the victims were held up at gunpoint and their valuables taken from them.
As a result of this release one of the suspects with initials J.C. (21) voluntarily turned himself in at the Philipsburg Police Head Quarters on Tuesday morning June 14th. The suspect was arrested on the spot for these robberies. The KPSM is look out for the second suspect who has not yet been arrested and the search to locate and arrest him will continue.
The KPSM is thanking the entire community for their quick response in providing information regarding these suspects and is encouraging them to come on board with them in the battle against crime and continue to give information to help solve many cases. Crime is not only a police problem, its every ones problem. The police can not do it alone.

KPSM Press Release

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Pelican Robbery suspect arrested.

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