Four teenagers were arrested and charged with armed robbery after setting up a narcotics transaction and then attempting to rob the drug dealer.
The victim was walking to 18 year-old Morgan Ann Sigle’s house in the Nantucket subdivision in College Station to sell her marijuana when he was approached by two unknown black males.
Initially he ran off, hid in the woods and discarded the drugs. He then received a call from an acquaintance whom he identified as 18 year-old Nicholas Anothany Williams. Williams told the victim he had been walking towards him and it was OK to come out of the woods.
When the victim exited, he was approached again by the two unknown males, one of which showed him a handgun and demanded the marijuana and money. He said he did not have either, and one of the males ordered him to run away.
Approximately two and a half hours later, 18 year-old John Eric Callier reported that his vehicle was vandalized after he and 17 year-old Tyrique Jamal Hayes were approached by another vehicle occupied by unknown individuals who brandished a weapon causing the two teens to flee on foot.
During their statements, the reporting officer asked if the two males would like to sit in the police car to stay warm, at which time they had a conversation related to the earlier burglary captured via the in car video.
Sigle, Williams, Callier and Hayes were all arrested for armed robbery.
College Station police say it is an ongoing investigation and additional charges and arrests are possible.
Click below to hear Lt. Chuck Fleeger’s comments visiting with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber.