ROBBERY INVESTIGATION Robbery Reported At Video Gaming Parlor
Reported by: Bethany Simmons
Web Producer: Bethany Simmons
Also Contributing: Wes Armstead
Reported: Jul. 31, 2012 11:21 AM EDT
Updated: Jul. 31, 2012 3:40 PM EDT
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Jefferson
, Kanawha County
, West Virginia
Deputies are looking for the man that walked into a Kanawha County video game parlor Tuesday morning and demanded cash.
It happened around 10:30am at Kelly's Kafe on MacCorkle Avenue in Jefferson. Deputies say the man threatened to kill the clerk and demanded money. He didn't show a weapon, but made off with some cash.
Deputies say the suspect is a white male in his 20's, with a medium build, about 6'3" tall, blonde hair, and a tattoo on his left forearm. He was wearing blue jeans, and a multi-colored shirt possibly with florescent yellow or green Waste Management insignia. He took off in an older model small red truck, possibly a two-wheel drive Chevrolet and headed west on US 60 toward the St. Albans area.
If you have any information that could help in the investigation, call the Kanwaha Bureau of Investigation at 304-357-1069.
Deputies are on the scene of a robbery at a Kanawha County video gaming parlor Tuesday morning.
Dispatchers say it happened at Kelly's Kafe in Jefferson - right across from the St. Albans Moose Lodge on Route 60 - about 11am. Few details are being released right now.
Kanawha County deputies are investigating. We have a crew on the scene and will bring you more on this developing story as it becomes available.
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Bethany Simmons
