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Robbery Turns Deadly
October 23, 2009
The robbery of a Pensacola bar turned deadly early Friday morning, and now deputies are asking for help in locating the suspects.
At about 1:30 Friday morning, two black males entered the Oakcrest Bar on Fairfield Drive in Pensacola. “Once inside, both subjects displayed weapons, during the course of the Robbery one of the customers was fatally shot,” Sgt. Ted Roy, public information officer for the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, said.
One black male suspect was described as wearing a long black t-shirt, tan Capri shorts with white tennis shoes and a towel on his head. That suspect walked to the register and removed an undisclosed amount of money from the register, Roy said. The other suspect was describe as wearing a white t-shirt.
The suspects exited the business and entered what was described as a gold or tan mini van, possibly a Plymouth or Dodge early 2000 model with tinted windows.
Anyone who may have information in this case is asked to call the sheriff’s office at 436-9620 or Crime Stoppers at 433-STOP.
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5 Responses to “Robbery Turns Deadly”
the people that go there are not what you expect, alot of miitary goes in there, it just was two people who wanted to rob the place and take a man’s life. i will not let people like that control what i do or go. but you’re right Janice, time for a change i think.
Joey, time to find a new place to play poker, don’t ya think???
Go ahead and check out Montclair as well
First place I’d look is the neighborhood behind it: Mayfair.
i know everone that goes ther just about i play poker there ever Wensday and Saturday there. i’m off shore right now so can’t talk to my freinds i hope everybody else is ok. my prayers are with them.