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    Aggravated Robbery Arrest by RCPD

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    By KMAN Staff on October 26, 2014 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County, Top Story

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    A masked man, who brandished a handgun and stole a vehicle, was arrested by Riley County Police Saturday evening.

    Riley County Police arrested a Manhattan man for aggravated robbery after an incident in the 600 block of North 3rd Place.  Benjamin Abrams (33) was arrested around 8:45 that evening, while in the 2300 block of Fort Riley Boulevard.  This arrest came after officers conducted a high risk traffic stop on a 1992 Ford F-150 truck, which was reported as stolen by Virgil Koppenheffer Jr (34) of Pottawatomie County.
    Koppenheffer informed police he was approached by a man wearing a mask, who brandished a hangun and demanded that Koppenheffer exit his vehicle.  The man was later identified as Abrams.  Abrams then entered the vehicle, and left the scene.
    Abrams was issued a $150,000 bond.

     

     

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