Sacramento deputies arrest 20-year-old Jamon Dupree in connection with three February robberies along Watt Avenue, including a gas station and two restaurants.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a 20-year-old man in connection with three robberies along Watt Avenue in February.
Deputies first responded to a robbery on Feb. 4 at the Great Gas Food Mart near Watt Avenue and Marconi Avenue.
Investigators say the suspect, wearing one glove, pepper-sprayed an employee and stole cash from the store.
During the investigation, detectives linked this incident to two other robberies in the same area.
The first happened at a Popeyes on Feb. 2, and the second at a Subway on Feb. 23. In both cases, the suspect reportedly jumped over the sales counter, pushed employees, and took cash from the registers.
Robbery detectives identified the suspect as 20-year-old Jamon Dupree of Pittsburg, California, and secured a warrant for his arrest.
On March 17, deputies located Dupree at a Chevron on Watt Avenue, across from the Great Gas Food Mart, and arrested him without incident.
The investigation remains active.
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