Location: Shell Gas Station, 3932 Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE
Date of Occurrence: Tuesday, January 19, 2010 at or about 7:25 p.m.
Suspects:
Marvin J. Poore, 19, 2400 block North Jacqueline Dr, Wilmington, DE
Blake R. Marsh, 21, 2400 block North Jacqueline Dr, Wilmington, DE
Jeffrey M. Moore, 22, Elkton, MD
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Delaware State Troopers have nabbed three men suspected in a series of armed robberies in New Castle County.
Yesterday at 7:25 p.m. Poore walked into the Shell Gas Station located at 3932 Concord Pike, Wilmington and confronted a clerk with a handgun and demanded money. As Poore was fleeing the scene a state trooper was in the area and saw Poore fleeing on foot. After a foot chase in the neighborhood behind the gas station Poore was taken into custody after a brief struggle with the trooper. A weapon and the money taken in the robbery were recovered at the time Poore was apprehended.
Troopers also located a “get-a-way” car in the neighborhood which was occupied by Marsh and Moore. All three men were suspects for the following robberies that the state police investigated:
Wah Yuan Restaurant, 2705 Philadelphia Pk., Claymont, 010310
Lena's Nail Salon, 2803 Philadelphia Pk., Claymont, 010610
7-11 Store, 2100 Foulk Rd., Wilmington, 010610
BP/Dunkin Donuts, 1923 Pulaski Hwy., Bear, 010810
Gulf Express, 3310 Philadelphia Pk., Claymont, 011210
China Inn Restaurant, 2308 Concord Pk., Wilmington, 011210
Seasons Kitchen, 505 Basin Rd., New Castle, 011210
7-11 Store, 1800 Naamans Rd., Wilmington, 011510
Papa John's Pizza, 2114 Marsh Rd., Wilmington, 011710
Exxon Station, 1801 Foulk Rd., Wilmington, 011810
In addition the Newark Police Department is charging the three suspects for their involvement in an armed robbery at the Dunkin Donuts, 1142 Elkton Road on January 5 and then again on the 18th.
The New Castle County Police Department is also investigating the possibility that the three men are involved in crimes they are investigating.
All three men were charged by the state police with multiple counts of robbery, weapons charges and conspiracy.
the morons look cocky and proud of themselves...
ReplyDeletekeep it real bros...
yeah keep that hole REAL tight in prison what morons to smile in a conviction photo
ReplyDelete...they were then released on their own recognizance.
ReplyDeleteNice job.
ReplyDeleteI hate to judge by a photo, but these look like the type of dummies who do this stuff for a thrill and quick cash. I have sympathy for a young man who sales drugs to feed his family. But these kids need their butts kicked everyday in prison for 3-4 years to wipe that smile off their faces.
ReplyDeleteYea having sympathy for a drug dealer makes sense. What is wrong with people these days.
ReplyDeleteHa! Another suprise! Typical...
ReplyDeleteThey both got big lips. Bubba gonna be very happy with this fresh meat.
ReplyDeleteHelllllllllooooooo.
ReplyDeleteMistake #1 you do not rob the freakin Dunkin Donuts in cop town.
How about it road dogs.
Who will protect this house !!!!!!!
I will !!! I will !!!!
Great work three more thugs arrested. Hey no need to rob or work now. We will feed you, educate you, cable t.v., poker, drugs, sex.
I bitch about politians all the time. Can we now say the kinder more gentile appraoch to incarceration is just to freakin soft.
Let them build roads. All goverment buildings. Clean ditches. Paint tagged walls. W.T.F.
people America home the scared and broke. Mass. said it all. Time for sweeping changes.
10:25, sympathy does not equal justification. But any man with a family to support who gets down to his last dime is going to do what it takes to get by. I'm not saying it's the right decision but yes, I can sympathize.
ReplyDeleteI believe they should be executed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a savings!
I don't want to pay for these clowns, swing'em
ReplyDeleteHey well f all of you that is my cousin crack heads forget you!
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