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Updated: 7:22 PM Jul 15, 2008
Robbery Suspect Has Lengthy Criminal History
A man arrested Monday for robbing a College Station convenience store has been in trouble with the law multiple times in the past two years.
Posted: 3:52 PM Jul 15, 2008Reporter: Meredith Stancik Email Address: stancik@kbtx.com |
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A man arrested Monday for robbing a College Station convenience store has been in trouble with the law multiple times in the past two years.
News Three did a little digging and it turns out Vance Pullen, 20, was arrested nine times for about 20 charges since January 2007.
Police say Pullen, who is also a registered sex offender, was arrested Monday for his latest crime. He's been charged with robbing the Stop N' Go convenience store on Holleman Sunday night. Police believe Pullen was one of three men who held up the store.
In the past, Pullen has been arrested for charges ranging from evading arrest, credit card abuse, burglary, harassment, and unlawfully carrying a weapon.
Pullen is currently being held on an $84,000 bond for his role in the recent robbery. Police have made no other arrests in that case.
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to all u people who want to judge!!!someone that is not your job!that is gods job!we all have to face judgement day one day,nobody is perfect!!!including all of u!!we are talkin about a young man that was molested in daycare!! by a grown man!!& sent to tyc for rehab(yeah right)rehab!!the prison guards were molesting the inmates!!that's what u call rehab!! so b4 u point your finger at someone else look at yourself,that's all i got to say.
Referring to the first post by "M"..do you mean the DA's Office who claimed the County Attorney's Office was soft on crime during the election??
John, Progressive is the idea. I believe many people are to busy to dig deeper unless a situation arises which hits one personally. Progressive is looking at "the larger picture"....the cause and effect, not only to the individual, but to society as a whole. It would actually require researching failed programs an example would be TYC - San Saba, and the ill effects it poses to socity as a whole. Been there, I do not feel sorry for this individual, nor do I condone excuses in causing harm to others. I have compassion and knowledge of his history. You are correct in your statement, they are usually victims first...dig deeper.
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