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    Police release photos of suspects involved in violent mob robbery at Anaheim 7-Eleven

    By Dean Fioresi,

    2 hours ago

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    7-Eleven clerk who was attacked by mob of robbers is back to work the day after 02:46

    Police have released images of some of the suspects connected to a violent mob robbery at a 7-Eleven store in Anaheim over the weekend.

    It happened on Sunday at around 1:30 a.m. at the convenience store located in the 500 block of S. Knott Avenue, Anaheim Police Department investigators said.

    Cell phone video shows the intense moment that a mob of as many as 50 suspects force entry into the store, threatening the store clerk with what looked to be a large rock.

    "The suspects proceeded to assault the store employee and steal merchandise, including the cash register," police said. "The employee suffered a severe injury."

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    Photos of seven of the alleged suspects involved with a violent mob robbery at an Anaheim 7-Eleven store on Sunday, Oct. 5. Anaheim Police Department

    Surveillance footage from inside of the store provide a look at how the clerk attempted to fight back, but was overpowered by the mass of people. They began to ransack the inside of the store, pushing over shelves and climbing onto counters as they stole an unknown amount of merchandise from within.

    Because of the violent nature of the incident, police have released several photos of suspects involved in hopes that they can be identified by the public.

    Detectives ask anyone who may know more or who can identify any of the individuals to contact them at (714) 328-8153.

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    mxl
    14m ago
    Great!Do an adult crime while being a minor, get your mugshot shared on line. No more blocking faces.
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