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TIOGA, PA (WENY) -- Two suspects wanted for allegedly robbing a pharmacy in Elkland were arrested Wednesday Morning.

Police arrested Christopher McCormick,35, and Angela Cox/Watson,35, both of Tioga. Both are charged with burlary, robbery, terrorisitc threats, theft, and receiving stolen property. Police say McCormick and Cox/Watson allegedly robbed Buchanan Brother’s Pharmacy Tuesday morning.

The suspects were taken into custody on Wednesday after a tipped called in reported that the two were on Limerick Lane in Tioga Twp, where their car had slid into a ditch. Both were sent to the Tioga County Prison on $375,000
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