Master Sergeant
12-15-2018, 01:13 PM
https://www.wral.com/durham-robbery-chase-leads-to-arrest-of-man-wanted-on-41-charges/18062899/
A fetid nigger bastard was arrested after leading police on a chase following an armed robbery Wednesday night in Durham.
Durham police said Carlos Laytrel Davis, 31, entered the Circle K convenience store at 3301 Guess Road just before midnight, pointed a gun at an employee and demanded money.
Davis forced the employee to lie on the floor before fleeing toward Hillandale Road with cash and menthol cigarettes, police said.
Shortly after the robbery, police said they attempted to stop a vehicle on Cameron Boulevard near Science Driver, but the driver refused to stop.
Officers chased the vehicle to a dead-end on Palmer Street, where Davis jumped out and fled. He was later located by a police dog on Lakewood Avenue.
Davis was charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon and fleeing to elude law enforcement officers in a motor vehicle.
Police said he was also served with outstanding warrants on 41 unrelated charges, including 10 counts of obtaining property by false pretense, 10 counts of identity theft, 10 counts of conspiracy to obtain property by false pretenses, breaking and entering, larceny after breaking and entering, felony conspiracy, injury to property and seven counts of failure to appear in court on charges of common-law robbery, assault by strangulation and possession of cocaine.
A fetid nigger bastard was arrested after leading police on a chase following an armed robbery Wednesday night in Durham.
Durham police said Carlos Laytrel Davis, 31, entered the Circle K convenience store at 3301 Guess Road just before midnight, pointed a gun at an employee and demanded money.
Davis forced the employee to lie on the floor before fleeing toward Hillandale Road with cash and menthol cigarettes, police said.
Shortly after the robbery, police said they attempted to stop a vehicle on Cameron Boulevard near Science Driver, but the driver refused to stop.
Officers chased the vehicle to a dead-end on Palmer Street, where Davis jumped out and fled. He was later located by a police dog on Lakewood Avenue.
Davis was charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon and fleeing to elude law enforcement officers in a motor vehicle.
Police said he was also served with outstanding warrants on 41 unrelated charges, including 10 counts of obtaining property by false pretense, 10 counts of identity theft, 10 counts of conspiracy to obtain property by false pretenses, breaking and entering, larceny after breaking and entering, felony conspiracy, injury to property and seven counts of failure to appear in court on charges of common-law robbery, assault by strangulation and possession of cocaine.