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Waffle House Robbery Suspect Arrested — At Waffle House
February 14, 2014
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office has nabbed a suspect in a couple of Wednesday robberies.
Thomas Aaron Byrd, age 18 of Eight Mile, AL, is charged with two counts of armed robbery and remains in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $16,000.
The first reported robbery was at a Waffle House in the 6900 block of Pensacola Boulevard, the second in the 4600 block of Mobile Highway. The suspect in both robberies was a white male driving a grey Dodge Charger. Shortly after 10:00p.m., a deputy observed a matching vehicle at the Waffle House located in the 100 block of New Warrington Road.
Byrd exited the vehicle and was taken into custody.
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4 Responses to “Waffle House Robbery Suspect Arrested — At Waffle House”
The minimum mandatory statutes for gun crimes will make sure he spends time in one of our states luxurious prison facilities. he should qualify for the states 10 20 life program. Then we will see how much he smiles.
Don, if he used a firearm he will definetly spend some time in prison under the minimum mandatory for gun crimes.
send him to prison for a long time and I guarantee that smirk will be gone…
Are you serious? only a $ 16,000 bond for two robberies WITH a firearm!! he can get out with only $1,600 cash…no wonder he’s got that smirk! I feel sure he didn’t spend more than a couple of hours in jail and probably won’t see a day!