Police promptly responded to an armed robbery in College Station.
An armed robbery in College Station resulted in the arrest of two local young men, Dremarion Lee, 17, and Jaydorian Booker, 18. The incident involved a victim meeting Booker to buy shoes, only to be threatened at gunpoint by Lee. After a swift police response, both suspects were apprehended, and evidence linked them to the crime. They now face serious charges, stirring concern among local residents about safety in their community.
In an alarming incident that took place this past Saturday afternoon, the College Station Police Department apprehended two local men for an alleged armed robbery that left a victim quite shaken. The suspects, identified as Dremarion Jayshawn Lee, 17, and Jaydorian Keyshawn Booker, 18, both hail from College Station itself. Their bold actions have raised eyebrows and ignited conversations among residents about safety in the neighborhood.
The robbery unfolded around Vassar Ct. just before 4 p.m. when the police received a dispatch call about a robbery in progress. Quick to respond, the officers arrived at the scene and connected with the victim, who had managed to get to safety several blocks away. The victim later shared that he was in talks with Booker via Instagram about purchasing a pair of shoes, leading them to set up a meeting in front of Vassar Ct.
Things took a dangerous turn when the victim arrived at the designated meeting spot. Booker approached the vehicle, asking for Venmo information. It seemed like a routine transaction until Lee charged in on the driver’s side, brandishing an AR-style pistol and pointing it straight at the victim’s face. In a terrifying moment, Lee demanded that the victim “give [him] everything,” leaving the victim with no choice but to comply.
With Lee threatening them, Booker climbed into the passenger side of the victim’s vehicle and snatched cash from the center console. After grabbing the money, Lee instructed the victim to drive away, leaving him in a state of disbelief and fear.
During the police operation, authorities made the decision to relocate nearby residents for their safety. With tensions high, one of the suspects’ parents intervened, encouraging them to exit the apartment. While one suspect complied, the other hesitated for a while. After several attempts to coax him out, he eventually surrendered, and both suspects were taken into custody without any further issues.
The College Station community is hoping that justice will be served and that this incident serves as a wake-up call for everyone to remain vigilant. Armed robbery is no small matter, and the recent events underscore the importance of safety in our neighborhoods.
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