Perry PD makes 4 arrests in armed robbery case
On Tuesday, Perry Police arrested four individuals in connection with an armed robbery.
According to a press release, the robbery happened on May 2 on Stanley Street in Perry. The release states that the victim was in his vehicle when he was robbed at gun point.
Deyontre Emmanuel Lawson, 20; Sirtrayvis Raymond Hicks, 20; and two juveniles were arrested for the alleged crime.
The two adults are being held at the Houston County Detention Center. The two juveniles are being held at Crisp RYDC.
Police are asking anyone with any information to please call Det. Tom Daly at (478) 988-2848 or Capt. Heath Dykes at (478) 988-2822 or (478) 988-2824.
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