BREAKING A Bucks County man was arrested and charged in a series of armed robberies and abductions involving a white U-Haul cargo van that occurred in Northeast Philadelphia last month.
a series of armed robberies and abductions involving a white U-Haul cargo van that occurred in Northeast Philadelphia last month.
Prince Amoabeng, 25, of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, was arrested by Philadelphia Police on Tuesday. He was transported from the Bucks County Correctional Facility. Amoabeng is charged with aggravated assault, robbery, carjacking, kidnapping, criminal conspiracy, unlawful restraint, false imprisonment, violation of the uniform firearms act- no license, violation of the uniform firearms act-on streets, theft, possession of an instrument of crime, terroristic threats and other related offenses.Get Philly local news, weather forecasts, sports and entertainment stories to your inbox.The first incident occurred on June 27 at 4:20 a.m.
The second incident occurred less than an hour later at 5 a.m. along the 6300 block of Roosevelt Boulevard. A man was inside his 2011 black Mercedes Benz using a TD Bank drive-through when a white U-Haul cargo van pulled up and blocked the exit. Two masked gunmen in their late teens or early 20’s then exited the van and pointed guns at the man, demanding money, police said. When the man was unable to withdraw money from the ATM, the robbers then stole the victim’s vehicle and fled the scene.
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