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Local police are also trying to solve another area robbery, and need you help in this one, which they are calling a "bizarre" case.
19-year old James Rogers, also known as "Jersey" robbed a neighbor at gunpoint Friday night around seven o`clock. Rogers forced the victim at gunpoint to the local bank and directed him to withdraw money.
The victim was apparently upset and couldn`t remember his pin number, so Rogers then forced the victim back to his grandmother`s house to get a knife and Rogers was stabbed multiple times.
Capt. Steve Parrish of the DPD said they have checked area hospitals. They say they are concerned for his welfare, and also about catching him. If you know the where-abouts of James Rogers at this time, you are urged to contact the DPD at 615-3000.
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