Quavis Holloway, 16, of Statesboro, Was caught on camera in plenty armed robberies. During September and October, at least nine armed robberies were reported at various locations near the university campus. No one has reported being seriously injured, and no one has been robbed of a large amount of money or valuables Still, being robbed at gunpoint is frightening and opens up a world of potential danger, and police are actively seeking the suspects responsible for the robberies, Brunson said.
“We have been working closely with GSU Police, who have been tremendously helpful,” he said. “Our main concern is identifying these suspects. We need help from the public in solving this case. Someone out there has information and knows these people. We need them to come forward.”
Brunson said police keep every call and bit of information confidential. And any information, however slight, could lead to an informant receiving a monetary reward, he said.
Brunson could not offer any reason behind the rash of armed robberies, and reminded citizens to ” be aware of your surroundings, stay in well-lighted and well-populated areas,” and report any suspicious activity to police.
Anyone with information about the armed robberies is asked to contact Statesboro Police Det. Ben Purvis at the SPD Criminal Investigations Division (912) 764-1542, or the Statesboro Police Department’s main line at 764-9911.
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