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Cops: 6-year-old mugged outside Fla. convenience store
Two men mugged a 6-year-old boy outside a convenience store Friday evening in Florida, according to police.
"Deputies said the boy told them he was headed to a convenience store in Lakeland to get groceries for his grandmother when 20-year-old Julio Ortiz and a friend demanded that he hand over his $10 bill," WFTV-TV reports. "When the boy refused Ortiz punched him and the other guy grabbed the cash."
The Ledger says the boy ran home crying. When he returned 30 minutes later with his mother, police had already taken Ortiz into custody for an unrelated violation, according to WTVT-TV.
None of the reports has information about the second suspect. A police report posted online identifies him as a 17-year-old who allegedly threatened the victim after his arrest.
"I'm gonna stomp your [expletive] if you press charges," the teenage suspect was quoted as saying in the police report.
Both suspects denied stealing the boy's money.
(Mugshot of Ortiz from Polk County Sheriff's Department)
Many of the local governments in Florida do a great job providing information to the public through the Internet. Here's the entry for this case that's posted on the Polk County sheriff's website:
Cops: 6-year-old mugged outside Fla. convenience store
Two men mugged a 6-year-old boy outside a convenience store Friday evening in Florida, according to police.
"Deputies said the boy told them he was headed to a convenience store in Lakeland to get groceries for his grandmother when 20-year-old Julio Ortiz and a friend demanded that he hand over his $10 bill," WFTV-TV reports. "When the boy refused Ortiz punched him and the other guy grabbed the cash."
The Ledger says the boy ran home crying. When he returned 30 minutes later with his mother, police had already taken Ortiz into custody for an unrelated violation, according to WTVT-TV.
None of the reports has information about the second suspect. A police report posted online identifies him as a 17-year-old who allegedly threatened the victim after his arrest.
"I'm gonna stomp your [expletive] if you press charges," the teenage suspect was quoted as saying in the police report.
Both suspects denied stealing the boy's money.
(Mugshot of Ortiz from Polk County Sheriff's Department)
Many of the local governments in Florida do a great job providing information to the public through the Internet. Here's the entry for this case that's posted on the Polk County sheriff's website: