An Augusta man was robbed at gunpoint early Friday, losing $300, his car and a pair of sneakers.
About 3:30 a.m., Richmond County sheriff’s deputies were called to the 200 block of Japonica Avenue in reference to a suspicious person, according to an incident report. Upon arrival, deputies spoke with the 32-year-old man, who said he was robbed after leaving a downtown strip club with a woman. The victim said that he and the woman were driving in separate cars on their way to get food when the woman used her car to block his on Brunswick Avenue. Two black men wielding handguns got out of the woman’s vehicle and ordered the victim to the ground. According to the report, the suspects stole money, the victim’s shoes and his cellphone before leaving the scene in a white Kia and the victim’s 1988 Chevrolet S10. One of the suspects is described as being about 6 feet, 1 inch and weighing about 240 pounds. He was last seen wearing a red or white shirt. The second suspect, described as being about 5 feet, 10 inches tall and weighing about 170 pounds, was last seen wearing a white shirt.
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That's GACAclub territory.
what is an augusta? Is that a person born under the month of august?
Damn.... They took his sneakers???????
What's this world coming to?
They stole his 1988 Chevy S10
That's worth about the price of a Happy Meal
^^^^ Only if the gas tank was full, moto.
I understand stealing the $300, but his shoes and a 1988 s10? If he is driving a 1988 s10 chances are his shoes only cost about $20 at Walmart.
Maybe the stripper decided $300 wasn't enough to fuck a guy that drives a 1988 s10 and just wanted to embarrass him as much as possible.
Estafador: Augusta is a city in Georgia. The story is referencing a man that is a resident of Augusta.
Must not be a city worth mentioning because I never heard that city's name in the papers....ever. physically and virtually.
Estafador - Augusta GA is world famous for the "Masters" golf tournament.
^^^and even with the Master's it's still not worth metion
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