Mall of America Robbery: Two Injured, Suspect Arrested

Mall of America Robbery: Two Injured, Suspect in Custody

George was tired because he had been working all day. So, he decided to spend his night watching television. He put on the news channel. Instantly, he was very surprised...

Two men were injured during a robbery at the Mall of America on Sunday night, and the suspect is in custody, the police said.

One of the victims confronted Abdi, the criminal, who then took out a knife and injured him, according to the investigators.

The police said the man began to scream, and his family rushed to his side. It is believed that the second victim was a family member or a close friend trying to help the first victim. It is expected that both men will survive.

The reporter added that the police told everyone to leave the area before closing the store.

The victims were their neighbors in the house next door. So, he turned off the TV and went to the hospital.

Personal Account of a Mugging

Last week, I was walking home late in the evening. I was tired because I had been working hard all day.

Suddenly, I heard a violent braking behind me. I turned back and saw a man jump out of a motorcycle. I tried to run, but he pulled out a gun and threatened me. He demanded money. I didn't know what to do, but I was in danger, so I put my hand in my pocket very slowly, took out my wallet, and gave it to him. The mugger got onto the motorcycle and sped away.

Fortunately, while the mugger was robbing me, a passing policeman saw everything. I asked for help, and he immediately got into the patrol car and began to pursue the mugger.

After some minutes, the policeman was able to arrest him because when the mugger turned the corner, he crossed the street with a red light and crashed into a parked car. I thanked the policeman, who was my hero of the day!

Detective Ramirez Investigates a Suspicious Death

Detective Ramirez walks in and looks around the room. Detective Estevez waits by the door. Ramirez walks up to the dead body and begins to speak.

"The neighbors called the police because of the smell. They say he was very quiet and minded his own business. He rarely had visitors."

-"We need a forensics team here to tell us the exact cause and time of death." He takes a closer look at the body and continues to describe the scene for Detective Estevez to make notes.

-"No bullet wound. Take a picture of the dining table. Someone else was here… eating a sandwich…and it wasn’t the victim. The killer ate the sandwich either before or after beating the victim, possibly to death. Either way, this is not a random murder; this was personal. Let’s start tracking down relatives and friends of the victim. We need to talk to anyone who knew him. Someone has to know something. Did you write all that down? Let’s start with the neighbors."

Detective Estevez looks up from his cell phone. “Uh…I’m sorry, I missed that. The cute girl I met at the bar last night just texted me. I think she wants to see me again!"