INITIAL REPORT: Police: Two rob Middletown CVS, tie up employees
Bond was set at $750,000 for Patrick Johnson-Tucker, 23, and $760,000 for his brother, Nicholas Parez Johnson-Tucker, 23, both from Indianapolis, according to court records.
Their preliminary hearings were set for 1:30 May 11.
They both were charged with kidnapping and aggravated robbery after police alleged they tied up employees and stole pills from a local store.
Middletown police officers were dispatched to CVS, 820 S. Breiel Blvd., about 3:30 a.m. Saturday where they found employees tied up, according to Chief David Birk. The employees were not injured, he said.
Birk said a vehicle matching the description of the getaway vehicle was spotted on Central Avenue a short time later, but the vehicle fled on Ohio 122, crossing into Madison Twp., Birk said. The vehicle crashed and the suspects were apprehended.
Birk said a gun and all the medication allegedly stolen from CVS were recovered.
Patrick Johnson-Tucker was charged with aggravated robbery and two counts of kidnapping and Nicholas Johnson-Tucker was charged with aggravated robbery, two counts of kidnapping and carrying a concealed weapon.
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