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Three California men, who wore “Michael Myers” Halloween masks, have been charged with federal offenses following an armed robbery at a Sweetwater business that escalated into a police shooting and chase. The incident unfolded on Friday when the masked assailants entered the establishment, zip-tied employees, and threatened them with weapons.
The quick response from law enforcement led to a dramatic pursuit of the suspects, who attempted to flee the scene. During the chase, shots were fired, resulting in a tense standoff that put both officers and the public at risk. Authorities have reported that no injuries were sustained during the confrontation, but the situation raised significant concerns about public safety.
Federal charges against the trio underscore the seriousness of their actions, as officials continue to investigate the full extent of the robbery and its aftermath. The community remains shaken by the brazen nature of the crime, prompting discussions about security measures for local businesses.
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