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Armed Robbery at Video Game Store: Wilmington Police Arrest Suspect In Wilmington, North Carolina, police have apprehended Joseph Trevor Wilson, a local man, for an armed robbery at Video Game Time on Princess Street. The incident, which occurred on January sixth, involved Wilson allegedly threatening an employee with a weapon, stealing cash, valuable Pokémon cards, and a cell phone. The employee was pepper sprayed, zip-tied, and forced to the ground, leading to charges of second-degree kidnapping and interfering with emergency communication. The store owner, Austin Parker, expressed his sadness and concern for the employees safety. Wilson is currently in custody without bond, with his first court appearance scheduled for Monday afternoon. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Thirty-six-year-old Joseph Trevor Wilson from Wilmington, North Carolina, is accused of a daring robbery at a local video game store, facing charges including felony robbery with a dangerous weapon and second-degree kidnapping. Wilson allegedly stole rare Pokémon cards and a cell phone, leaving the victim unable to call for help. The incident has caused concern among local business owners, and Wilson is currently in custody without bond, with his first court appearance set for January twelfth. Checkout Solipillow.com