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Police seeking teen boys in robbery of man on South Side
TweetPublished: Tue, October 27, 2009 @ 1:46 p.m.
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are looking for a group of teen boys for the attempted armed robbery of a 57-year-old man walking on the South Side.
The man told police he was walking on Market Street near Avondale Avenue at 8 p.m. Monday when a group of four teens asked him for money. The man handed the group $2, but one boy pulled out a handgun and demanded more cash. The teenagers walked off after the man proved he had no more money.
The man told police the teen with the gun had assaulted him a few weeks ago.
Comments
That's sad that the elderly can't even take a walk
people should at least be safe to walk on Market Street . It's time for the City to deliver on its claim a year ago that there is really a police station in the First Pace building at Market & Midlothian . The occasional policing blitz hasn't fooled anyone .
Also , I wouldn't call 57 "elderly" .
57..elderly?!?...I hope not!!!!
Mikeymike,
I love the saying "he is big enough to see Jesus" May I use it if the occasion arises?
57 elderly!!!!!??? Ouch! I resemble that remark!