Arrest Made In Subway Robbery
by Frank Lewis
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Quick work by the Scioto County Sheriff’s Office has resulted in an arrest in Sunday’s robbery of the Lucasville Subway restaurant.

Justin J. Adkins, 32, of 243 Scioto Street in Lucasville, is charged with one count of aggravated robbery, a felony of the first degree.

Scioto County Sheriff Marty V. Donini said detectives from his office received information on Adkins being involved in the robbery of the Subway. The officers and detectives pursued Adkins in the Lucasville area for approximately six hours Monday until he surrendered in the early morning hours Tuesday.

FRANK LEWIS may be reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. 232.
comments (3)
« orangeford wrote on Monday, Nov 30 at 06:51 PM »
Slap my knee,chipmuck69n says a whole lot it's self. Get real, You are like calling the kettle black. Great job to our Law Enforcement for acting so quickly.
« chipmunk69n wrote on Thursday, Nov 26 at 06:57 PM »
A wise man once said it is better to keep thy mouth closed and be thought a fool than to open thy mouth and remove all doubt.

This is intended toward the last comment about "you can look at this guy and tell he's out there". There is no one that has the right to judge a book by its cover. If that was the case we should look at your username "SCAM" and draw a simple conclusion of a simple minded soul. Though thats not my nature.

I just wanted to say Thank You for removing all doubt.
« Scam~~ wrote on Thursday, Nov 26 at 06:51 AM »
GREAT JOB GUYS! AND YOU'RE GONNA HAVE TO KEEP IT UP B/C THIS WHOLE TOWN IS ABOUT TO GET CRAZY? ALOT OF US ARE WORRIED BUT HAVE FAITH IN THE PPD AND SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT AND ALL OTHER AGENCIES. YOU CAN LOOK AT THIS GUY AND TELL HE'S OUT THERE. LET'S ALL HELP OUR PD'S AND STRAIGHTEN UP THIS COUNTY.

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