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Updated: 9:17 PM Jul 15, 2010
NEW INFO: 7-Eleven Robbery Suspect Arrested
Kanawha County Sheriff’s deputies are looking for a man who allegedly stole a vehicle from the 7-Eleven store along West Main Street in St. Albans on Sunday, July 11, and they need your help.
Posted: 4:49 PM Jul 15, 2010Reporter: WSAZ News Staff Email Address: news@wsaz.com |
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CHARLESTON, W.V.a (WSAZ) -- The man who allegedly robbed the 7-Eleven on West Main Street in St. Albans then stole a car from the same location, has been arrested.
Keith Michael Harrison, 49, of Sissonville, was arrested Thursday afternoon in a joint effort by the Sheriff's Tactical Operations Patrol a.k.a. STOP Team, Kanawha Bureau of Investigation and Road Patrol Deputies.
While on patrol in the Sissonville area, the STOP Team conducted a traffic stop which lead to the identification of Keith Michael Harrison, 49, of Sissonville. Almost simultaneously KCSO Detectives and Road Patrol Deputies were showing photographs of various criminals to witnesses. Witnesses picked out Harrison as the suspect in both crimes and notified other police including the STOP Team who had Harrison on a traffic stop.
Harrison initially lied to deputies about his name before being truthful about his identity.
Harrison was charged with the Robbery of the Store Clerk of the 7-11 on July 14 and the Grand Larceny of the truck from the lot of the 7-11 on July 11.
He has not yet been arraigned by the Magistrate.
Harrison allegedly assaulted the store clerk and also stole her money outside the store. As for the stolen truck, it was left parked on the lot with the keys in the ignition when the Harrison allegedly stole it.
It was found in the Sissonville area burned.
ORIGINAL STORY 7/14/10
KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Kanawha County Sheriff’s deputies are looking for a man who allegedly stole a vehicle from the 7-Eleven store along West Main Street in St. Albans on Sunday, July 11, and they need your help.
Police are not certain if the man is connected with a robbery that happened Wednesday morning at the same 7-Eleven location, but are asking for your help in locating him.
In the stolen vehicle incident, the vehicle later was recovered in the Derricks Creek area of Sissonville. It had been burned.
Please call the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Department if you have any information about the man. There are four photographs of him from surveillance video. Just click on the photo tab of this story.
Latest Comments
Another worthless idiot off the street; for now anyway. Of course our tax dollars are going to support this trash in by housing him in jail.
come on now people we all know thire are people out thire that will still off of thire mom or even thire dad just as long as thay can get a pill. that is what it is all about rite?and we should not have to keep our stuff where the sun dont shine.but that is what it is comeing down to if you wont to keep what you work so hard for in life. it has happend to me to many times it is time to stop this stuff from happing.
Great Job getting this guy!!!!
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