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DASO asks help in finding man who robbed convenience store

By Dave Burge,

2024-07-25

EL PASO, Texas ( KTSM ) — The Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who allegedly broke the glass doors of a convenience store and stole cigarettes and liquor earlier this week.

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Late in the evening on Tuesday, July 23 and early Wednesday, July 24, the man broke the glass doors at the Circle K along the 2600 block of Dona Ana Road and stole some merchandise, according to DASO.

If anyone knows the person, you can call the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office at (575) 525-8810.

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jacqui

07-27

Need a clearer picture. That one is blurry.

Ruby Havlivic

07-26

I smoke cigarettes but come on.

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