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In May of 2016 Tillman Station had received multiple cases of female victims being robbed at knifepoint in the High Point Terrace district. One of the cases involved a female that was walking to her vehicle from her home when she was abducted by a suspect armed with a knife and forced to drive to an ATM to withdraw cash. These robberies quickly became high priority cases. Det. Burdett was assigned as the lead investigator and was assisted by GIB Detectives A. Hutchison, D. Campbell, R. Hillyard, and T. Martin. Together this team worked countless hours for several weeks to develop and identify a suspect. These investigators researched many hours of surveillance video, re-interviewing witnesses, re-visiting crime scenes and following up on
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