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Uniontown man accused of armed robbery
A Fayette County man is in jail, accused by police of robbing a convenience store at knifepoint with an elastic bandage over his face.(www.olymall.com)
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In a police affidavit, Trooper Kiprian Yarosh said Thomas entered the Dairy Mart at 22 Dixon Blvd. at 11:45 p.m. Monday, put a knife to a customer's throat and demanded cash.
"This subject entered the store stating, 'Stick 'em up,nfl jerseys cheap, don't make any sudden moves,newport cigarettes website,' as he grabbed a patron from behind,nfl jerseys wholesale, around the neck, placing the knife edge near his throat," Yarosh wrote in the affidavit. "This subject demanded all the money and then asked for the money out of the safe."
When the clerk told Thomas she could not access the safe,kids nfl jerseys, Thomas fled on foot with $127 in cash,cheap newports, three cartons of Newport cigarettes and some loose packs of cigarettes, according to the affidavit.(www.olymall.com)
The clerk and three customers told police the robber had an Ace brand elastic bandage covering his nose and mouth. He wore latex gloves, dark sunglasses, a knit cap and a white, hooded sweatshirt.
Yarosh said a Uniontown police officer, Michael Bittner, stopped Thomas 30 minutes after the robbery. Thomas told police he had just left his girlfriend's house.

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When police went to the girlfriend's house on MacArthur Terrace in Uniontown,Marlboro Cigarettes, they obtained a search warrant for the residence after noticing two cartons of Newport cigarettes and an Ace bandage in plain view, Yarosh said.
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A woman who lived at the MacArthur residence told police she has latex gloves "and her children love to blow them up like balloons," but they were missing. She told police a kitchen knife that matched the description of the robbery weapon was missing.
Thomas was arraigned before Uniontown District Judge Michael Metros and placed in the Fayette County Prison in lieu of $25,000 bond. He faces a preliminary hearing before South Union District Judge Joseph George.(www.olymall.com)