A Livingston County judge has established a bond of $500,000 for Dequan Currie, the 29-year-old suspect linked to an armed robbery at the Clyde Road Mobil station in Hartland Township. Currie faces multiple charges, including Armed Robbery and Carrying a Concealed Weapon, following his arraignment on May 20.
According to sheriff’s reports, the robbery occurred in the early hours of May 2, when an armed individual threatened store employees with a handgun. After fleeing with cash and cigarettes, investigators identified Currie shortly after, leading to his arrest on May 5 with assistance from several police agencies. The details surrounding the robbery and the quick police response highlight the ongoing efforts to maintain community safety.
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