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Updated: 12:59 PM Aug 22, 2010
Two Teens Steal TV From Couple in Walmart Parking Lot
Two teenagers are behind bars after police say they pretended to help a couple load up their new television in a Walmart parking lot -- but ended up stealing it.
Posted: 11:44 PM Aug 21, 2010Reporter: Hanna Francis Email Address: hanna.francis@wsaz.com |
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Two teenagers are behind bars after police say they pretended to help a couple load up their new television in a Walmart parking lot, but ended up stealing it Friday.
A couple left the Route 60 Walmart in Huntington with a brand new 37 inch LCD TV, when a 19-year-old Jason Pease of Huntington offered to help put it in their car.
According to the criminal complaint, the couple accepted the help -- then Pease put one hand behind his back and said, "Give me your TV or I will shoot you."
At that time, police say an accomplice, a female juvenile, pulled up in a BMW and the two took off with the TV in the car.
Police found Pease and the female juvenile at a Huntington home later that evening; they have both been arrested and charged with unarmed robbery.
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Posted by: Robert
on Nov 2, 2010 at 04:21 AM
And as i look on these comments, i realize the most of the people on here are idiots themselves, you CAN NOT be charged for "Armed Robbery" with just the implication and/or assumption of being armed, thats like me saying your a homosexual, i dont know im just assuming you are. I'm sure the police did a search for a weapon.
Posted by: Robert
on Nov 2, 2010 at 04:05 AM
I knew Jason too, I went all through school (11 years minimum) with him. The Jason I knew wouldn't do this. I agree with concerned If you knew the real Jason you wouldnt be sayin the stuff you are, we were very good friends and hope he learns from this experience.
Posted by: concerned
on Sep 1, 2010 at 02:32 AM
I know Jason personally, although I don't agree with what he and his female accomplice did to this poor couple who purchased the tv I do have to say, Jason is normally a really good guy. I've known him for over 8 years and he has had a really rough life. I was extremely shocked to hear of this incident. I pray for not only Jason...but for the victims too. I hope Jason can turn his life around and go back to the sweet lovable guy I know him to be!
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