Armed Robbery Suspect Left Credit Card Behind In Greentown Store Heist

Published: September 27, 2012 | News Blog | 947 Clicks

An almost unbelievable string of blunders led detectives to the four men police believe are responsible for the Sept. 10 armed robbery of a Greentown convenience store.

Detectives said one of the suspects, Luke K. Spence, 22, provided the first big clue when Spence left a credit card at the crime scene. Click Here To Read More

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