Source: Date: 2017
'VT Gun Incident':

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Date: 6/12/2017Town: Georgia
VT Resident?: YesLaw Abiding Citizen Prior to Incident: No
Event Type: Armed RobberyFirearm Crime: Aggravated Assault
Injury Type: None
Actual Gun Use: YesGun Actually Fired: NO
Domestic Violence: NoSuicide: NO
Details: The owner of the Center Market in Georgia chased an armed robber out of her store Monday morning 6/12/17.
Jerrilyn Remillard, says around 7:30 a man with a mask and a hood on walked into her store pointed a gun at her and demanded money.
According to WCAX, she said, 'No, I'm not giving you any money!'
When he didn't get any money he ran out the door."
Police where notified and a vehicle matching the description headed towards St. Albans was stopped.
VSP Press Release:
DATE/TIME: 06/12/17
INCIDENT LOCATION: Georgia, VT
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT:
Vermont State Police – St Albans received a complaint of an armed robbery of the Center Market convenience store in the Town of Georgia Vermont. It was reported that a male had been seen in the store attempting to gain entry into the store’s cash register while the lone store employee was working in the deli area preparing meals for the Meals on Wheels Program. The employee approached the male and witnessed him to have his face covered with what appeared to be a mask and a hooded sweatshirt pulled over his head. The male then turned and faced the employee and told her to open the cash register and give him all the money. The employee refused to open the cash register and refused to give the male any of the money in the store. The male brandished a firearm and pointed it in the direction of the employee and again demanded the money. The employee again refused and the male exited the store running to a vehicle waiting in the parking lot. The vehicle proceeded to travel northbound on VT Rt. 7. Witnesses saw the vehicle in question traveling northbound at a high rate of speed attempting to pass other motorists on the roadway. Saint Albans City Police Department quickly made contact with the vehicle in question and conducted a motor vehicle stop. The male subject located in the vehicle matched the description provided by the store employee.
Subjects in the vehicle were identified as Jacob Robbins, DOB 8/3/96, and Megan Russell, DOB 3/1/92 of Winooski. Russell and Robbins also had their 1 year old son in the vehicle at the time of the robbery.
Both Robbins and Russell were taken into custody and charged with Attempted Assault and Robbery. They are scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow morning 6/13/17 in Franklin County at 1100 hours.
Robbins was found to have been behind several other robberies.
Colchester police said Jacob Robbins, 20, of Winooski, was charged with the May 30 robbery of the Maplefields store on Roosevelt Highway in which he was armed with a hammer.
Investigators believe Robbins was after drug money.
NO law will prevent crime. No law will stop criminals from getting guns. Gun Control only effects the law-abiding citizen and the politicians know it.

News Articles
Source 1: 6/12/17: Georgia store owner fends off robbery
Source 2: 6/12/17: VSP Press Release / Armed Robbery
Source 3: 6/13/17: Man charged with armed store robbery connected to at least 2 others
A man charged with trying to rob a Georgia store at gunpoint now faces new charges in connection with at least two other robberies.
Source 4: 6/13/2017: Man charged with armed store robbery connected to at least 2 others
Source 5: 9/19/2020: Robbery at Jolley convenience store in Ferrisburgh
Source 6: 9/16/2020: Police: Champlain Farms armed robbery suspect found
Source 7: 9/16/2020: Colchester Police arrest suspected armed robber

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