SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio – The law enforcement officials recorded a fourth robbery in six days and in the fourth robbery, a 17-year-old girl was robbed at gunpoint on Tuesday.
The law enforcement officials in Shaker Heights said that there were four suspects in the latest armed robbery, according to the reports.
Officers were called to respond to the RTA train stop, where the incident was reported. Investigators later reported that the 17-year-old girl was waiting alone at the Onaway Rapid Station on Van Aken Boulevard at around 8:15 Tuesday evening when the armed robbery took place.
Reports say that there were four male suspects who approached the victim and one of the men lifted his shirt where a weapon was seen on his waist.
After the suspect showed his weapon on his waist, one of the suspects then demanded money from the girl, according to the reports.
Shaker Heights Lt. Jeff DeMuth said that the girl is unharmed and that they are still investigating the incident. It is still unclear whether the robberies were related.
Records show that the first robbery that was recorded took place in Cleveland Heights-University Heights Library on Lee Roa.
The second and third armed robberies took place on Thursday where there were two suspects who were reported to be suspects.
Records show that the second victim was also a female who was with her child when the crime was committed last Thursday in the intersection of Lee and Fernway roads at around 6:00 p.m. The men were also armed with a gun
when they robbed the woman. The two suspects robbed the woman with her cell phone. The third armed robbery took place on the same day. It happened several hours later. The victim is also a woman who was robbed in a residence in Shaker Heights. The two suspects were on a bicycle when they robbed the woman of her cell phone, according to the reports. There were no suspects that were arrested in connection with the armed robberies.
Godfrey Obe is a news writer for NinjaCOPS.com where you can get affordable stun guns, rechargeable stun gun flashlights and law enforcement stun guns.
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