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Updated: 6:32 PM Jun 25, 2008
Another Charge Against Brubaker
Augusta County A man already charged with a series of armed robberies in Rockingham and Greene counties and the city of Staunton has now also been charged in Augusta County. Posted: 11:12 AM Jun 25, 2008 |
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A man already charged with a series of armed robberies in Rockingham and Greene counties and the city of Staunton has now also been charged in Augusta County.
The Augusta County Sheriff's Office says it is charging Brian Eugene Brubaker with the attempted robbery at the Ladd Convenience Store in Stuarts Draft last Friday.
Brubaker currently faces armed robbery charges of the Augusta County Farm Co-op in Staunton, the Tractor Supply in Harrisonburg, the Forest Lakes Food Lion, and Boot-Vil and Crawford Saddlery in Ruckersville.
He is currently being held Rockingham County Jail, but he appeared by closed-circuit television in a Greene County courtroom Wednesday for a bond hearing in the three Greene County robberies.
At that hearing, Brubaker was denied bond. His next scheduled court appearance is next month.
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Wow,Thats my cousin.. I'm Sorry Auntie this happened.
He obviously wasn't thinking. I think he wanted to get caught because he didn't try very hard to conceal his identity. It was only a matter of time before he was caught anyway.
i fell bad for the family but you do the crime and you do the time . brain what was you thinking of dude.
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