Springs Robbery, Victims Tied Up
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Updated: 8:34 AM Jul 23, 2008
Springs Robbery, Victims Tied Up
Springs police say three suspects forced their way into a home and tied up the three people living there.
Posted: 7:03 AM Jul 23, 2008
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Springs police say three suspects forced their way into a home tied up the three people living there.

Police say it happened on the 600 block of Erie Road, near South Union and East Lake around 3:00 a.m. Wednesday. The suspects tied up the victims took an unknown amount of cash and left the home.

The suspects are described as three black males, all around six feet tall and thin build. If you have any information on this crime you are asked to call crimestoppers at 634-STOP.


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Posted by: Native Location: CS on Jul 24, 2008 at 10:08 AM

I praise your testosterone.(unsure of the spelling). I wish I had that kind of protection in my neighborhood. K - You have to be able to understand and speak the language before you can learn right from wrong and in a lot of cases it wouldn't matter anyway.
Posted by: Bill from Boston Location: El Paso County on Jul 24, 2008 at 08:17 AM

Sean and don, I feel the same way. These 3 jerks deserve to be dead...it's that simple. IF they tried this on my home and family, I would try to make sure that came true...RIP ha,ha. NOW...I suspect they may have known the victims, knew they were not armed, or they were just passive personalities. Believe me, these cowards are not stupid. They ONLY intimidate and threaten those that they know or think can not or will not fight back. HELLO, that's why they are called COWARDS! Well, let's hope they think this and finally visit a home that is the sanctuary of individuals armed to the teeth...ha, ha! May God in heaven oversee their righteous passing into eternity. God bless the "Make My Day Law"!! Bob, it's unfortunate that folks have to leave their neighborhoods, bar their doors and windows, and hide in fear of the scuzballs. Force must be met with force...that's all these jerks understand and respect.
Posted by: Bob Location: COS on Jul 24, 2008 at 05:14 AM

Don....I don't have cameras or an alarm system. However, I do have an Akita and a Blue Heeler that loves dark meat. If by chance someone gets by my dogs, I do have as backup, a real nice .40 caliber Beretta. And if by chance none of the above work, they will have to deal with my wife and believe me, that's one woman you do not want to mess with. Come into my house you pathetic excuse for a human being......I guarantee you will overstay your welcome and you will leave in a body bag!!!
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