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To: CharlieChina who wrote (2786)	11/19/2004 11:53:59 AM
From: Amots	Respond to of 3432

Change status to GOLD...

To: CharlieChina who wrote (2786)	11/19/2004 6:19:16 PM
From: Tom Swift	Respond to of 3432

Robbery Suspect Leaves Big Clue for Cops 50 minutes ago Strange News - AP LINCOLN, Neb. - Police had help in tracking down a robbery suspect ... from the suspect. Police Chief Tom Casady said officers investigating a Nov. 11 robbery had a strong clue in a $75 check from the Cass County Jail to 39-year-old Kevin Martzett. Court records on the robbery say a 19-year-old Lincoln man was standing in his yard at about 2 a.m. on Nov. 11 when two men drove up, pointed a gun at him, forced him to get in their car and drove to an ATM. The records say the men took $45 from the victim's wallet, then forced him to deposit the jail check, withdraw $60 and give it to them. The men then let the teenager go. The victim identified Martzett — with help from the check — as one of the robbers. Martzett was arrested Wednesday on a robbery charge. The other suspect was being sought. Cass County records show Martzett was arrested on Oct. 25 for failing to appear on a theft charge. He bonded out on Nov. 10. Casady said jails typically write checks for inmates who have outstanding balances in their jail accounts when they are released.