‘I’m from Chicago, Bro’: Would-Be Armed Robbery Suspect Backs Off When Florida Clerk Shows Gun
September 27, 2022
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as posted by the channelRakim Stephen Tate, a suspect in an attempted robbery, was caught on camera at a convenience store in Florida, where he allegedly tried to intimidate the clerk by claiming, "I'm from Chicago, bro." The incident began when Tate entered the store and approached the counter, seemingly with the intent to commit a robbery. However, the situation took an unexpected turn when the quick-thinking clerk revealed that he was armed with a weapon of his own, ready to defend himself and his place of business.
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Upon realizing that the clerk was prepared to defend himself, Tate promptly left the store without further incident. The clerk's actions during the attempted robbery have garnered attention from local authorities and the community. Police are currently investigating the incident and are searching for Rakim Stephen Tate, who has not been apprehended.
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