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The victim fell to the floor, and one of the men kicked him repeatedly while demanding money, police said. Police took into custody Jashaun Justice, 19, of Burlington, John Justice, 28, of Burlington, and Samantha Walker, 22, of St. Albans. They were scheduled for arraignments Wednesday in Vermont Superior Court in St. Albans. The suspects are expected to be charged with assault and robbery, police said.
Young was the first of the raiders to arrive at St. Albans, on October 12. Upon arrival he began to inspect the city, particularly the three banks. It began on Wednesday afternoon as Young set a gun off. They took cash from several people who came in to pay deposits as well as cash in the bank, but left uncut bank notes and coins behind. The prisoners were forced to swear allegiance to the Confederate States of America before being locked in the bank.
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The St. Albans Police Department and Franklin County Sheriff's Department executed the search warrant at 6 a.m. All three suspects were found at the apartment, police said, along with items taken during the home invasion. One man took cash from the victim's pockets, while the second suspect searched the victim's bedroom and stole cash and prescription medication, police said.
A suspected burglar who was trying to break into a St. Albans home early Monday was killed by one of the homeowners, police said. Police said the suspect killed during an attempted burglary in Queens was also wanted in a Baltimore shooting that occurred last month. A handgun was recovered in the backyard, and police say drugs and other ballistics were recovered inside the house. Police secured a search warrant for the apartment rented by Walker at 67 High St. in St. Albans.
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They got the money, killed a local, and escaped back to Canada. While trying to flee the scene, the 59-year-old male was assaulted by the suspects, receiving slash wounds to his face and hands from a meat cleaver, according to the authorities. The 62-year-old victim was able to escape the location, which prompted the suspects to flee the scene, police said.
The St. Albans Raid was the northernmost land action of the American Civil War. It was a raid from the Province of Canada by 21 Confederate soldiers. They had recently failed in engagements with the Union Army and evaded subsequent capture in the United States. The mission was to rob banks to raise money, and to trick the Union Army into diverting troops to defend their northern border against further raids. It took place in St. Albans, Vermont, on October 19, 1864.
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-- One person is in custody and two others are on the run after an armed robbery in St. Albans, West Virginia. Police say there were originally reports that a third person was involved in the robbery. However, they say the two men confessed to their roles in the crime and denied a third suspect. Westfall is charged with first degree robbery, nighttime burglary, five counts of wanton endangerment, conspiracy to commit a felony, felon in possession of a firearm and fugitive from justice. Police say he was wanted out of Florida on a battery charge.
The suspect was taken to a nearby hospital and pronounced dead, police said. Police officers took the brothers, ages 16 and 27, to the precinct for questioning. Deputies say they were sent to 5th Street North after the owner of the residence reported a man forced the front door open into his house. The suspect reportedly stabbed the homeowner, demanding money.
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In this wartime incident, Kentuckian Bennett H. Young led the Confederate army forces. Young had been captured after the Battle of Salineville in Ohio ended Morgan's Raid the year before. He managed to escape to Canada, which was not then a unified nation.
Police say the two were later arrested and that the incident appears to be drug-related. Lutz has been charged with aggravated assault and carrying a dangerous weapon. Police say Robert Lutz, 37, and Jessica Salisbury, 37, broke into a home on North Main Street, assaulted and threatened the victim with a switchblade, and took off before officers arrived.
Police were searching for three male suspects in connection with a robbery that occurred April 23, within the 113th Precinct in St. Albans. Police are searching for three male suspects in connection to a St. Albans robbery. ST. ALBANS, W. Va. -- Two people are in custody and one is still on the run after an armed robbery in St. Albans, West Virginia. Authorities say a man barged into a home on Diamond Street Sunday morning. They say he demanded money and threatened the homeowners with a gun. A Burlington Police K-9 unit was not able to track him.
Police say they found Timothy Westfall, 24, of Madison, who they say was the one with the gun during the robbery. St. Albans Police and Nitro Police, along with K9 units from Nitro, Hurricane and West Virginia State Police cordoned off an area and searched for the suspects. The victims say one of the men held a victim at gunpoint while the other, who had a hammer, went to a bedroom and stole prescription pills. -- Two men are facing charges in connection with a home invasion robbery in St. Albans.
However, a Canadian court ruled that because they were soldiers under military orders, officially neutral Canada could not extradite them. Canada freed the raiders but returned to St. Albans the money found. One of the suspects, who was wearing a white mask or material over his face, almost immediately began hitting the victim, who said he was unsure if he was being hit with the gun or a hand.
The men, who were allegedly trying to steal items to sell for drugs, fled when the homeowner called 911. After they were outside, the men allegedly fired several bullets into the home. The first two raiders arrived in Philipsburg, Canada East, on the morning of October 11, where they stayed at the Lafayette Hotel.
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