Robbery on 29XX 18TH ST, BIRMINGHAM, AL

Robbery - 29XX 18TH ST, BIRMINGHAM, AL - 11/15/2009 08:08 PM

11/15/2009 08:08 PM

The victim was using his ipod when the suspect walked up with a gun and demanded the ipod. The suspect then took the victims wallet to check for money. Taken: Ipod.

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