UPDATE: Huber Heights Police Identify Armed Robbery Suspect
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Channel: Dayton 24/7 Now · 2014 · News & Politics
HUBER HEIGHTS -- Police say they have identified the suspect in the Wednesday afternoon armed robbery of a credit union. Huber Heights police say 21-year-old Dequan R. Crenshaw used a handgun to rob the First Day Credit Union on Brandt Pike. He has not yet been arrested, although he has an active felony warrant for receiving stolen property from a previous case. If you have information on Crenshaw's whereabouts, you are asked to called Huber Heights Police Detective Greg Stose at 937-237-3544 or email [email protected]. Earlier coverage: Armed Robbery Suspect's Vehicle Found in Nearby Apartment Complex HUBER HEIGHTS -- Huber Heights school have received the all-clear from police after being on lockdown Wednesday afternoon. Police are investigating reports of an armed suspect who robbed First Day Credit Union on Brandt Pike, just north of Chambersburg Road. Police say they found a vehicle they believe was used in the robbery at a nearby apartment complex. That prompted the nearly hour-long lockdown. The car was found unoccupied and police say they have identified a suspect. Investigators are now waiting for a warrant before making an arrest. Earlier coverage: Armed Robbery of Nearby Credit Union Prompts Lockdown of Huber Heights Schools HUBER HEIGHTS -- Huber Heights school have received the all-clear from police after being on lockdown Wednesday afternoon after a reported robbery at a nearby credit union. Police are investigating reports of an armed suspect who robbed First Day Federal Credit Union on Brandt Pike, just north of Chambersburg Road. Huber Heights schools say that busing might be delayed because of the lockdown, mainly for elementary school students. We have a news crew in the area and we'll bring you the very latest as information becomes available.
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