Sept. 27, 2010
Police Round Up
By Tony Rutherford
Huntingtonnews.net Reporter
Huntington, WV (HNN) – Law enforcements officers are looking for a couple responsible for tense moments at the McDonald’s Restaurant in Kenova, WV.
Reports indicate that a white woman and a black man got into an argument with the restaurant manager after he asked the couple to leave.
The black man allegedly pulled a gun and threatened to shoot the manager.
Police are looking for a gray Dodge Intrepid.
FRUTH ROBBERY
Huntington police continue looking for an armed suspect who took prescription pills from the Fruth Pharmacy on Route 60 East Sunday afternoon at about 12:30 p.m.
The man is medium build, 175 lbs., and about 5'10" tall. At the time he wore dark pants, toboggan and fleece pullover.
According to police, the suspect headed straight for the rear stockroom. He pulled a knife on an employee but said he had a gun, too.
Call 911 if you can help HPD with info on this suspect.
SATURATED AREA WITH UNMARKED CARS
During the Public Safety Committee meeting of Huntington City Council , Thursday, Sept. 23, Police Chief Skip Holbrook told of an innovative approach to solving a string of property crimes. Detectives in unmarked car staked out the area and spotted a suspect.
The arrest led to the clearance of 13 cases, Holbrook said.
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Police Round Up
By Tony Rutherford
Huntingtonnews.net Reporter
Huntington, WV (HNN) – Law enforcements officers are looking for a couple responsible for tense moments at the McDonald’s Restaurant in Kenova, WV.
Reports indicate that a white woman and a black man got into an argument with the restaurant manager after he asked the couple to leave.
The black man allegedly pulled a gun and threatened to shoot the manager.
Police are looking for a gray Dodge Intrepid.
FRUTH ROBBERY
Huntington police continue looking for an armed suspect who took prescription pills from the Fruth Pharmacy on Route 60 East Sunday afternoon at about 12:30 p.m.
The man is medium build, 175 lbs., and about 5'10" tall. At the time he wore dark pants, toboggan and fleece pullover.
According to police, the suspect headed straight for the rear stockroom. He pulled a knife on an employee but said he had a gun, too.
Call 911 if you can help HPD with info on this suspect.
SATURATED AREA WITH UNMARKED CARS
During the Public Safety Committee meeting of Huntington City Council , Thursday, Sept. 23, Police Chief Skip Holbrook told of an innovative approach to solving a string of property crimes. Detectives in unmarked car staked out the area and spotted a suspect.
The arrest led to the clearance of 13 cases, Holbrook said.
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