Thursday, January 13, 2011
Sixteen Counts Of First-Degree Robbery
KENTUCKY...
A grand jury in Lexington has indicted a man on charges of robbing 16 businesses last fall.
Most were restaurants.
The Fayette County grand jury charged 22-year-old Charles William Davidson with 16 counts of first-degree robbery, a count of being a felon with a handgun, a count of being a persistent felony offender and two counts of wanton endangerment.
Police say the endangerment charges relate to the incident that led to Davidson's arrest.
Davidson's girlfriend told police he intentionally crashed his car into hers in November. Then, police said, she told officers he had committed the robberies.
Records show Davidson was paroled in March from an earlier robbery and arson sentence.
A grand jury in Lexington has indicted a man on charges of robbing 16 businesses last fall.
Most were restaurants.
The Fayette County grand jury charged 22-year-old Charles William Davidson with 16 counts of first-degree robbery, a count of being a felon with a handgun, a count of being a persistent felony offender and two counts of wanton endangerment.
Police say the endangerment charges relate to the incident that led to Davidson's arrest.
Davidson's girlfriend told police he intentionally crashed his car into hers in November. Then, police said, she told officers he had committed the robberies.
Records show Davidson was paroled in March from an earlier robbery and arson sentence.
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