Deputies arrest 'serial robbery suspect' after spree
CLACKAMAS COUNTY, Ore. - A man the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office calls a "serial armed robbery suspect" was taken into custody early Thursday, deputies said in a press release.
Nicholas Alan Davis, 28, was wanted in connection with six armed robberies between December 23 and December 29. Deputies said Davis was armed with a handgun during each robbery.
No one was hurt during any of the robberies, deputies said. One robbery took place on Christmas Day.
The six robbereries took place in Southeast and Southwest Portland, including:
- Dec. 23 at the 7-Eleven, located at 8635 Southwest Barbur Boulevard
- Dec. 24 at the Swan Mart, located at 4440 Southwest Barbur Boulevard
- Dec. 25 at the Plaid Pantry, located at 4516 Southwest Vermont Street
- Dec. 26 at the Hoot Owl Market, located at 6730 Southwest Capitol Highway
- Dec. 26 at the Milwaukie Market, located at 4401 Southeast Milwaukie Avenue
- Dec. 29 at the Woodstock Market, located at 8601 Southeast Woodstock Boulevard
Davis was charged with six counts each of first and second degree robbery. He was taken to the Multnomah County Jail and will be arraigned in court on Friday.
Deputies did not say where Davis was arrested or under what cirumstances.
Anyone with additional information is asked to contact Detective Brent Christensen at 503-823-0842 or Brent.Christensen@PortlandOregon.gov.
This POS should get deported in trade for a hard worker from another country that embodies the true American spirit.
What a dumbass. Nothing quite like staying close to your home area to get caught. Somehow I'm doubting this guy even has a real home. He's probably enjoying having a couple free meals a day and a bed to sleep on.
"Nicholas Alan Davis, 28, was wanted in connection with six armed robberies between December 23 and December 29." Wonder why he took off the 27th and 28th. Is it because this tough economy has forced him to work a second job and he was on duty those days?
Two robberies on the same day. Was he ever arrested at all? If so, why was this worthless POS on the streets?
@Bdou About a year ago my son worked at the 7 11 on 112th and Division st. He was robbed at gun point, the guy walked across the street and robbed the gas station and still got away. They did catch him after about 5 more robberies, and he had a trial last month that my son had to testify at. He had prior convictions also.
Any bets the tough talking feds will do nothing about his use of a firearm in these robberies. Under 18 U.S.C. § 924 (c) it is a federal crime to use a firearm in the robbery of a business.
 @RalphCramden What Federal charges?  He was arrested in Oregon, under Oregon armed robbery charges involving non-federal properties.  Won't face any federal charges.
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They don't want to pay to imprison him anymore then Oregon does. But SOMEONE has to imprison him.
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The issue here is that the feds are talking tough but doing nothing except trying to punish law abiding citizens.
@RalphCramden Monty Python's "Bishop on the Landing" sketch, wherein a dead body is found and the perp arrested. The perp says, "It wasn't me! Society made me do it!" The cop replies. "Right! We'll be arresting them, too!"
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I used to think that was just a joke. Now I understand that the best humor has a ring of truth to it.
Nice going, skel. Now you'll get about 7.5 years to detox..
Apparently he didn't make much money on these robberies. I would have bought myself a razor and a hair cut.
They should be using the inmates to generate electricity. Put them all on stationary bikes to ride and replenish the power they use while incarcerated. Feed them based on their output. No workee, no eatee.
 @Mikey ~  Haven't heard that one before, but what a great idea..!   Then the tax-payers wouldn't have to buy gym equipment for them or TVs / cable, etc..!   Plus, the inmates would get regular exercise, so they'd be healthier (fewer medical costs)..!   :-)
looks like a doper
@beaner or the missing link