Raleigh man charged with robbing multiple Asian restaurants
A 25-year-old man was arrested and charged with robbing four Raleigh Asian restaurants. Investigators have not said Sunday whether Timothy Hakeem Mays' arrest is connected to a string of robberies involving Asian restaurant owners across eastern North Carolina.
Posted — UpdatedMays, of 3215-F Calumet Drive, is charged with three counts of robbery with a dangerous weapon, one count of attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon and two counts of second-degree kidnapping. His first court appearance is scheduled for Monday.
Mays is accused of the following:
- robbing a China Wok on June 7 of $600.
- robbing on June 12 King Chef on Capital Boulevard of $1,000 and “unlawfully” moving two people from one place to another without consent, according to an arrest warrant.
- robbing Wang's Kitchen on June 28 of $2,000.
- attempting to rob on July 12 Golden China on Falls of Neuse Road of $450.
A semi-automatic handgun was used in each robbery, according to arrest warrants.
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