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Joined: 06-09-2009
Posts: 2,953
From: Clinton, Mass
Here ya go
In her gold Chevrolet HHR, police said she would drive the group around on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights looking for easy targets — usually other teens.
The group would then rush out of the vehicle and “street jump” the victims, often beating them at gunpoint and robbing them of everything in their possession.
Police believe the group is responsible for at least 20 robberies since early May in northwest Phoenix and Glendale.
…What’s police say is even more disturbing is Roberson’s motive and method.
Detectives said she lost her job in April and was using the robberies as her sole source of income.
She apparently used her financial situation to convince the teens to help her commit the crimes.
“She was making them feel guilty,” Glendale Detective Mark Langford said, “about the bills she had to pay and things she had to do to provide.”
Her kids are 12, 14 and 16, and they’ve already got their first felonies under their belts.
And they did it all with mom’s help.
She even led by example, holding a sawed off shot-gun on one victim, and took other people’s kids under her wing, coaching a 14-year-old on how to steal a cell phone from a victim
That's just one I found on google HHR+goddess
See, they're out there, you just gotta know where to look
In her gold Chevrolet HHR, police said she would drive the group around on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights looking for easy targets — usually other teens.
The group would then rush out of the vehicle and “street jump” the victims, often beating them at gunpoint and robbing them of everything in their possession.
Police believe the group is responsible for at least 20 robberies since early May in northwest Phoenix and Glendale.
…What’s police say is even more disturbing is Roberson’s motive and method.
Detectives said she lost her job in April and was using the robberies as her sole source of income.
She apparently used her financial situation to convince the teens to help her commit the crimes.
“She was making them feel guilty,” Glendale Detective Mark Langford said, “about the bills she had to pay and things she had to do to provide.”
Her kids are 12, 14 and 16, and they’ve already got their first felonies under their belts.
And they did it all with mom’s help.
She even led by example, holding a sawed off shot-gun on one victim, and took other people’s kids under her wing, coaching a 14-year-old on how to steal a cell phone from a victim
That's just one I found on google HHR+goddess
See, they're out there, you just gotta know where to look
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Joined: 02-16-2009
Posts: 6,038
From: Frankenmuth/Flint, MI
