Man brings 12-year-old along for Oklahoma City armed robbery
A New Mexico man in town for a Thanksgiving visit is accused of robbing an Oklahoma City convenience store, according to police. The man brought with him a 12-year-old boy who said he was not a willing participant in the crime, police said.
A man in town for Thanksgiving brought a 12-year-old boy along when he robbed an Oklahoma City convenience store, according to a police incident report.
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A store clerk at Portland Express Mart, 3701 N Portland Ave., told police he was robbed at knife point about 10:30 p.m. Friday by a man who had a male child with him. The man and his wife were staying at an apartment with the 12-year-old's mother for Thanksgiving, according to police.
The man took cash and lottery tickets from the clerk before fleeing with the 12-year-old, police said.
An hour after the robbery, a police dog found the man and boy hiding under a car at 3311 N Portland Ave. The man admitted to the robbery, and said he was forced to do it at the insistence of a homeless man.
The boy's story confirmed what the store clerk told police. The boy told police he was not a willing participant in the crime.
Police arrested Randy Ceniceros, 23, of Las Cruces, N.M., on a complaint of armed robbery. He remained in the Oklahoma County jail Monday, a jail official said.
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