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Armed Bandits Hit Three Auto Parts Stores Friday Night
September 8, 2012
Armed robbers hit three different auto parts stores Friday night in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.
An 7:43 p.m., an armed bandit held up the Advance Auto Parts on Mobile Highway. Moments later, an armed robbery was reported at 8:08 p.m. at the O’Riley Auto Parts store on Pace Boulevard.
Less than two hours later, an armed robbery was reported at an Advance Auto Parts store in Navarre.
There was no immediate word any arrest, and it was not known if the robberies were related. The incidents are under investigation by the Escambia and Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Offices.
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3 Responses to “Armed Bandits Hit Three Auto Parts Stores Friday Night”
If you are robbed, remember to be cooperative. Whatever they ask for can be replaced . . . except a life! If you feel TRULY threatened, use your 2d Amendment right and defend yourself to the extent necessary – including taking HIS life! Like the old saying goes – “Better to be judged by twelve than carried by six!”
Guess its obvious they dont need car parts….they got around pretty good on Friday nite…glad no one was hurt
More crime is moving into the area. Please be aware of your surroundings, who is around and what they are doing. Pay attention to safety tips from the Neighborhood Watch groups and from the sherrif’s office. You can go on line to get information on how to keep you, your family and property safe.