Friday, October 30,1992
The Battalion
Page 3
(the story so far...)
by thomas deeny
Crime
Stoppers
Gunman sought
by Bryan police
It was 11:48 p.m. on Sunday,
Oct. 18 when a black male
wearing a long, dark coat en
tered the Easy Shop conve
nience store on the corner of
LaBrisa Drive and FM 2818 in
Bryan. As the male approached
the counter, he pulled a rifle
from under his coat, threatened
the clerk with the gun, and then
demanded she open the cash
register and hand over her
purse. The suspect bolted from
the store and was last seen run
ning west on LaBrisa Drive.
Witnesses described the sus
pect as a black male, approxi
mately 40 years old, 5 feet 5
inches tall, thin build, with a
moustache and goatee. Bryan
police detectives report the sus
pect has been involved in three
convenience store robberies in
the last two weeks.
This week the Bryan Police
Department and Crime Stoppers
need your help to identify the
person responsible for these
robberies. If you have informa
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