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Summary Of The Kum And Go Convenience Store
The above listed defendant robbed the Kum & Go Convenience Store at gunpoint. This subject fled from Kum & Go and jumped into a getaway vehicle parked south of the store. Through interviews with other parties involved, the above defendant was identified as the subject who robbed the store.

The above defendant has not been located at this time.
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