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Main Page Police: Bazooka-Wielding Man Tried To Rob 3 Stores In 3 Hours
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Posted by: kwflatbed

LAWRENCE, Mass. -- Police said a Salem, N.H. Man was arrested after allegedly trying to rob three Massachusetts stores in three hours.

Officials said 28-year-old Steven Conde tried to rob a Lawrence store with a fake bazooka around 2 p.m. Tuesday. The clerk there chased Conde out of the store with a knife, police said.

According to police, he then tried to rob a second store but the clerk there refused to give him any money. He left the store and that’s when police said Conde held up a third store and was successful.

He was arrested shortly after the third robbery. He is currently being held on $50,000 bail.

http://www.wmur.com/news/16706624/detail.html#

Posted by: Delta784

Gee....I wonder if a certain Class A controlled substance had any hand in this?

Posted by: Tuna

Fake Bazooka????? what did he make it out of toilet paper rolls and tin foil. The intellegents of it all.

Posted by: CTrain

Intelligence*

Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by Tuna

Fake Bazooka????? what did he make it out of toilet paper rolls and tin foil. The intellegents of it all.

http://www.whatpriceglory.com/usbazooka.htm

Posted by: rg1283

I bet he had permits for the bazooka. That weapon is NOT on the approved list. He should be charged with that also!

Posted by: frank

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Originally Posted by Tuna

Fake Bazooka????? what did he make it out of toilet paper rolls and tin foil. The intellegents of it all.

Well, he is from New Hampshire...you can buy pretty much anything there.

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Originally Posted by rg1283

I bet he had permits for the bazooka. That weapon is NOT on the approved list. He should be charged with that also!

Unless, he was a MA resident ordering the bazooka (or ammunition) over the internet - it wouldn't matter.

However, if it was a MA approved bazooka - the guy might have been so effed up that he couldn't squeeze the ten pound trigger on it.

Posted by: Tuna

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Originally Posted by Delta784

http://www.whatpriceglory.com/usbazooka.htm

You got to be kidding me.

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