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AL: 13-year-old suspect killed during robbery
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"Birmingham police say a 13-year-old robbery suspect was shot and killed by the person he tried to rob in Birmingham Friday night." ...
"BPD Sgt. Johnny Williams said the teen suspect approached a couple as they pulled into their home ... The suspect had a T-shirt over his face like a bandana and was holding a cocked and loaded gun, Williams said."
"Police say the would-be robber approached the male occupant of the car and told him to 'Get out and give it up.' The man had his own gun in the car and shot the teenager. The teen ran a few feet, collapsed and died at the scene, Williams said." ... |
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