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    Homeless man arrested in connection with robbery

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    By KMAN Staff on October 5, 2011 Local News

    A homeless man was taken into police custody on Tuesday.

    Riley County police arrested 21-year old Caleb Sullivan in connection with a robbery that occurred on August 8 of this year. Sullivan is believed to be one of two individuals who held 33-year old Armando Cantu-Penafort at gunpoint and forcibly entered his home located at 1031 Yuma. The victim fled the scene, escaping through the backdoor. The burglars stole the victim’s wallet which contained $500.

    Only Sullivan has been arrested at this time but RCPD has identified a suspect for the accomplice. Sullivan is expected to face one felony charge of aggravated robbery.

    Sullivan is being held on a $50,000 bond.

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