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 Norwich
Bulletin - June 24, 2008
Norwich man used shotgun in weekend
robbery, police say
By Staff reports
Norwich, Conn. - A Norwich man who police
said wielded a shotgun during a robbery at his own apartment
Saturday faces multiple felony charges.
Jamel Young, 37, of 251 Laurel Hill Ave.,
No. 3, is charged with first-degree robbery, fifth-degree
larceny, criminal use of a weapon and other charges in connection
with the incident.
Police said Young had made arrangements
to sell his car to an adult male victim.
At Young's apartment, police said Young
threatened the would-be buyer with a shotgun and stole the
several hundred dollars being used to pay for the car, police
said.
Norwich police patrol officers stopped
and arrested Young shortly after Saturday's incident and also
recovered the shotgun, police said.
Held on $99,000 bond, Young is scheduled
to appear July 3 in Norwich Superior Court, according to court
records.
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Norwich Bulletin Posted Jun 26, 2008
Norwich man accused in robbery at his
apartment
By Staff reports
Norwich, Conn.
- A Norwich man remains held in prison on charges he wielded
a shotgun during a robbery Saturday at his own apartment.
Jamel Young, 37, of 251 Laurel Hill Ave.,
No. 3, was charged Saturday with first-degree robbery, fifth-degree
larceny, criminal use of a weapon, violation of a protective
order and other charges.
Police said Young had made arrangements
to sell his car to an adult male victim.
At Young's apartment, police said, Young
threatened the would-be buyer with a shotgun and stole the
several hundred dollars intended to pay for the car, police
said.
Norwich police patrol officers stopped
and arrested Young shortly after Saturday's incident and also
recovered the shotgun, police said.
Held on $99,000 bond, Young is scheduled
to appear July 3 in Norwich Superior Court, according to court
records.
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