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UPDATE: Suspect arrested in CVS robbery
Suspect sought in 'clown' robbery at CVS
UPDATE from Fredericksburg Police: Rickey Kiser, 23, of Louisa was arrested in the robbery of the CVS Pharmacy that occurred on 5/20/07. Kiser turned himself in and was incarcerated at the Rappahannock Regional Jail under no bond. (1 p.m.)
Date published: 7/27/2007
BY KEITH EPPS Fredericksburg police have identified a 23-year-old Louisa County man as the "clown" who robbed the CVS pharmacy late May 20. Rickey Kiser is charged with robbery, city police spokeswoman Natatia Bledsoe said. He had not been apprehended as of last night. According to police, a man wearing face paint like a clown and fake hair got away with $6,000 worth of prescription drugs in the heist. He entered the store at 591 Jefferson Davis Highway near Mary Washington Hospital about 10:30 p.m., approached a pharmacy clerk and handed her a note demanding OxyContin from the safe. The robber had his hand under a shirt and claimed he had a gun, but no weapon was displayed, according to a police report. The robber got OxyContin and Methadone. He also got a small amount of cash after making another employee give him money from a register while the initial victim was getting the drugs. Bledsoe would not say how police tied Kiser to the crime, other than to say information from the public was instrumental in the investigation. Anyone who has information regarding Kiser's whereabouts is asked to call city police at 372-1055 or 372-1053. He frequents the Prince William County area, police said, and drives a green Isuzu Rodeo with five-day transfer tags. Keith Epps: 540/374-5404Email: kepps@freelancestar.com
Read more stories about Fredericksburg Date published: 7/27/2007
Addict
(posted by
Draddict
, Sep. 25, 2007 2:41 pm)
Well I imagine that the law enforcement agencies are working to find out how this kid could have been hooked on these forms of drugs as they are prescription drugs and hard to come by without a prescription. I bet a he had a prescription for them and was cut him off suddenly, I bet a search of previous presciptions he had may turn up this clue and lead to a supplier to the county. just my 2 cents worth....
Wow......
(posted by
Nichole8t1
, Sep. 25, 2007 2:41 pm)
Truthbringer! I don't think that you are focusing on the correct issue here. So what if someone makes a few MINOR gramatical errors...Big Deal! Also, Heroin???....come on now, Get a life! She was educating people of the harm of this drug. Thanks Melis11577.
A shame....
(posted by
Mooseman
, Sep. 25, 2007 2:41 pm)
that these young people throw their lives away by breaking the law and getting hooked on these drugs.
A shame....
(posted by
Mooseman
, Sep. 25, 2007 2:41 pm)
that these young people throw their lives away by breaking the law and getting hooked on these drugs.
Methadone is the #2 Killer Drug in the U.S.
(posted by
melis11577
, Sep. 25, 2007 2:41 pm)
Methadone is the #2 Killer Drug in the U.S.
Everyday 10.9 people die from Methadone in the U.S. (this does NOT include auto accidents caused by drivers under the influence of methadone)
Methadone is killing more people then heroin
www.HARMD.org
HARMD Inc. (Helping America Reduce Methadone Deaths)
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