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Case Study Of Autumn George At Pulaski County Criminal Investigations

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On February 20, 2018, at approximately 1448 hours, Investigator Mems conducted a recorded interview with witness, Autumn George, at Pulaski County Criminal Investigations Division. Ms. George agreed to make a statement in reference to an aggravated robbery which occurred at 2800 East Dixon Road in Little Rock, AR (Jerry Deli). What follows is a summary of Ms. George’s statement. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Autumn George (Second Statement) Ms. George stated while inside the kitchen she heard a knock on the front door. Ms. George advised the front door is normally locked during this time of business hours. Ms. George advised she walked to the front door and unlocked the door. Ms. George said she observed a male standing at the door prior to opening the door. Ms. George continued on to state she knew the suspect was a male standing at the door due to the outline of the suspect’s face and body. Ms. George said she observed white hair on the suspects face, and a black toboggan hat on the suspect head. …show more content…

George opened the door the suspect entered and pointed a dark long barrel revolver pistol at her stomach. Ms. George stated the suspect pulled the long barrel pistol from his front pants. Ms. George advised the suspect said” give me the dam money”. Ms. George then stated she gave the suspect the blue money bag from her purse. Ms. George gave the following description of the suspect: black male, black toboggan, zip up hoodie, white gloves, white beard, and brown eyes. Ms. George advised the suspect was approximately her height of

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