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    Update on Wendy’s robbery

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    By KMAN Staff on April 25, 2012 Local News


    The name of a person still at large in connection with Sunday’s aggravated robbery at Wendy’s Restaurant on Anderson has been released. Steven Lawrence, 20, is being sought by authorities for his role in connection with the case. Steven Lawrence is described as a black male, 5’7″, weighing 150 pounds.He is the the brother of one of the men already arrested in connection with the case.

    As announced Tuesday, Richard McKinsey Lawrence II, 23, and Gilbert Blizzard, 28, both of Manhattan, were taken into custody in connection with the case. Richard Lawrence remains in the Riley county jail on aggravated robbery and other charges, with a $55,000-thousand dollar bond. Blizzard, who later allegedly picked up Steven and took him to an unknown location, has been released on $3,000 bond.

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