FR police think same man robbed 7-Eleven for 3rd time this week Updated 9 hour(s) ago The robber with the Spanish accent is sticking with success: Police believe one man robbed the 7-Eleven store at 1040 N. Main St. — three times since Tuesday. But now, police have pictures that show at least part of the robber’s face. Detectives are asking for help catching the man. A 19-year-old city man was on duty at the store at 5:45 a.m. Friday when a man burst into the store with a bandanna over his face and a kitchen knife in his hand. He shouted at the clerk in English, his voice heavily accented in what the clerk said sounded like the inflections of a native Spanish speaker, police report.
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"I know where he is": Police find man wanted for three 7-Eleven robberies Posted 11 hour(s) ago Despite the robber’s mask and the hat pulled down tight, the city resident had no doubt whose picture ran on the front page of Saturday’s Herald News, police say. Look for Jonathan Supo-Pareja, the citizen told Officer William Nasser. A few hours later, Supo-Pareja was under arrest, charged with robbing the 7-Eleven store at 1040 North Main St., three times in four days.
