Master Sergeant
07-05-2018, 01:23 PM
http://www.abccolumbia.com/2018/06/24/two-teens-arrest-after-trying-to-rob-a-pizza-delivery-driver-at-gunpoint/
Two TEEN-APERS were arrested after attempting to rob a pizza delivery man at gun point on Saturday, say Deputies.
El-Hajj Stanley, 18, and a 16-year-old — whose name is being withheld pending formal filing of charges as an adult — were arrested on robbery charges.
The pizza delivery man said he arrived at a home in the 200 block of Pintail Lane for an order totaling $128 worth pizza. The homeowner told the pizza delivery man that no order had been placed from that home.
After hopping back into his vehicle, two SNAKEHEADS approached the delivery driver and said they had ordered the pizza, deputies said. When the driver asked the teens to pay him in exchange for the pizza, one of the subjects pulled out a gun on the driver, who sped away, deputies said.
A K-9 search led deputies to a neighboring home, where five SNAKEHEADS ranging in age between 16 and 18 were CHILLIN. A gun that was reported stolen out of Florence County was found in the home. All five teens were questioned, but only two were arrested. The three others were released.
While being questioned by an investigator, one of the suspects said he “just wanted the pizza.”
Two TEEN-APERS were arrested after attempting to rob a pizza delivery man at gun point on Saturday, say Deputies.
El-Hajj Stanley, 18, and a 16-year-old — whose name is being withheld pending formal filing of charges as an adult — were arrested on robbery charges.
The pizza delivery man said he arrived at a home in the 200 block of Pintail Lane for an order totaling $128 worth pizza. The homeowner told the pizza delivery man that no order had been placed from that home.
After hopping back into his vehicle, two SNAKEHEADS approached the delivery driver and said they had ordered the pizza, deputies said. When the driver asked the teens to pay him in exchange for the pizza, one of the subjects pulled out a gun on the driver, who sped away, deputies said.
A K-9 search led deputies to a neighboring home, where five SNAKEHEADS ranging in age between 16 and 18 were CHILLIN. A gun that was reported stolen out of Florence County was found in the home. All five teens were questioned, but only two were arrested. The three others were released.
While being questioned by an investigator, one of the suspects said he “just wanted the pizza.”