Victim Duct Taped During Apartment Robbery

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Published: 1/28 9:14 pm

Updated: 1/28 10:58 pm

MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) Mobile police are investigating after they say three men forced their way into an occupied apartment at the Campus Quarters apartments on University Boulevard.

It happened about 9:30 Friday night.

Police say the intruders duct taped the victim before taking a cell phone and cash.

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rj1183 - 1/29/2013 4:40 PM

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Gee, I wonder what color... their getaway car was.

edees - 1/29/2013 9:20 AM

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Crime around and on USA campus is getting worse. This needs to be addressed right now. The chief needs to be dealing with the crime that is coming out around Hillsdale and the terrace.

taberm - 1/29/2013 12:44 AM

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When the heck are the Mobile Police, and their "crime is dramatically down" Chief, going to clean up the hell hole that has developed around the USA Campus??? Why do they not end the reign of terror in hillsdale and the ghetto area of Cody Road? The whole area around campus has deteriorated to the point of complete chaos. Time to send in the troops and clean out the drug dealing robbers, Muggers, and human garbage.

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