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Published: 2012-05-29 13:53:00
Updated: 2012-05-30 10:05:13

Two charged with trying to rob Fayetteville driver


Deshawn Demarco McNair
Deshawn Demarco McNair
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Fayetteville police arrested two men who they say tried to rob a driver early Monday.

When the driver stopped for a man who flagged him down on Filter Plant Drive around 2 a.m., another man carrying a shotgun approached the vehicle, police said. The driver sped away and flagged down a police officer. Shortly after, police stopped four people walking along Bragg Boulevard who matched the suspects' description.

Police said they arrested two men in connection with the robbery – Stevie Michael Reed and Deshawn Demarco McNair – and served a third, Victor Flavien Ancelin, with outstanding warrants. They released the fourth person, who wasn't involved in the robbery.

McNair, 20, of the 700 block of Lakeland Street, and Reed, 18, of the 1400 block of Thelbert Drive, were both charged with attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon and conspiracy. McNair was also charged with possession of a firearm by a felon and given a $315,000 secured bond, while Reed got a $265,000 bond.

Ancelin, 16, of the 200 block of Scott Avenue, was charged with conspiracy and two counts each of felony breaking and entering, possession of stolen goods and larceny after breaking and entering. He was given a $22,000 secured bond.

McNair was convicted of two felony break-in charges last January and put on probation, according to state Division of Correction records.

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kre2 well said.

To dwr1964, bail is usually set depending on the crime and the possibility of them showing up to court. the higher the risk the higher the bail. Also if you skip bail like these guys the bail automatically doubles.

This is a case where the parents have FAILED. Actually, they probably learned their bad behavior from their parents.

I sort of agree with outdoor592000. The only problem is once a criminal, always a criminal and why let them disgrace to uniform. I think that they should bring back chaingangs and "hard" labor. I bet you nothing of them have ever done a hard days work in their life (and probably never will).

Get A Job! Then Perhaps you wont have to Rob People!!!!!!!!!!

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