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(Reference [link widoczny dla zalogowanych])Newport, Less than a week later, a man inside his Oklahoma Street residence in Evansville was robbed at gunpoint by two males. The men -- one of whom was holding a gun, the other a knife, the victim claimed -- got away with, among other things, a red Kansas City Chiefs coat, according to an arrest affidavit.
During the months the incidents occurred, detectives interviewed several people about the crimes, including two confidential informants not identified in court documents , [link widoczny dla zalogowanych].
The informants told investigators Anthony Blackbonnet admitted to committing the burglary at Wiggie's Closet, and they also claim to have seen "a large number of jerseys matching those taken" in his possession, according to the affidavit.
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], One of the informants added that, in the days following the detectives asking questions about the theft, "a large number of the jerseys and other items" were taken to a rural property and burned, authorities say.
The informants also claimed to have been involved with Anthony Blackbonnet in an automobile burglary in the parking lot of the east Casper Walgreens in late October. They said $600 to $700 was taken from the car, and some of money was used to purchase "a checkered purplish type of coat" from an Eastridge Mall store, police say. According to video surveillance, a similar coat was worn by one of the suspects in the Evansville robbery [link widoczny dla zalogowanych].
The informants told detectives they had planned on robbing an Evansville eatery one night in late November with Anthony Blackbonnet. They claimed that when the plan fell through, they went "to conduct surveillance" at a home on Kearney Avenue in Casper. Anthony Blackbonnet -- who had allegedly worked with the home's owner -- would later claim to have burglarized the residence, one of the informants told authorities, according to court documents.
At that point in the investigation, authorities began to believe the .44 Magnum revolver stolen from the home was the same one used in the Kum & Go and Motel 6 armed robberies.
One of the informants claimed Robert Blackbonnet ultimately traded the pistol in Colorado for drugs, according to the affidavit.
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], A member of Robert Blackbonnet's family would tell authorities they saw him with multiple cartons of [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] and a Kansas City Chiefs coat, according to the affidavit.
On Dec. 10, when police conducted a search of a North McKinley Street home where the Blackbonnets and Ray live, they discovered a 50-inch television inside the residence with a serial number matching the one stolen from United Pawn Brokers. They also found multiple packs of [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], according to court documents.
In a nearby trash bin, police say they found a box matching one that had contained the .44 Magnum stolen from the Kearney Avenue home. Also found in the trash bin were five prescription medicine bottles with the name of the Evansville resident who had been robbed at gunpoint one month earlier, according to the affidavit.
All three suspects remain in the Natrona County Detention Center. Robert Blackbonnet's bond stands at $250,000, while bonds for the other two men are $25,000 each [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]. cigarettes with stmap,Guarantee Delivery! Free Shipping!
They will each have preliminary hearings in coming weeks, when a judge will decide if enough evidence exists for them to stand trial in District Court.
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], On Wednesday, Sgt. Steve Schulz of the Casper Police Department said an investigation into four other recent convenience store robberies continues.(Extracted from [link widoczny dla zalogowanych])