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   Four more children were arrested Saturday in connection with the   
   robbery of an Atlantic City boardwalk store last month where the   
   owner, Mehmood Ansari, later collapsed and died, authorities   
   announced Tuesday.   
      
   The four girls — all from Atlantic City and ages 11, 14, 14 and   
   15 — faced several charges each, including robbery, conspiracy   
   to commit robbery, theft, and others, according to a joint   
   release from the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office and the   
   Atlantic City Police Department.   
      
   “These latest charges of the additional juveniles not only   
   include the incident at Ansari’s store, but additional criminal   
   acts the juveniles committed at other stores along the boardwalk   
   prior to the final incident,” the release stated.   
      
   The release did not specify which charges were related to the   
   robbery of Ansari’s store and which were related to other   
   incidents, or when exactly the other incidents occurred. A   
   spokeswoman for the prosecutor’s office could not be reached   
   Tuesday evening to elaborate.   
      
   The four girls were transported to Harborfields Youth Detention   
   Facility, police said.   
      
   Police received a 911 call at 7:40 p.m. on April 1 reporting a   
   person with a knife on the Boardwalk, between Kentucky and New   
   York avenues, authorities said. Staff at the Atlantic City   
   Police Surveillance Center also “further advised officers that   
   multiple juveniles were damaging the store and assaulting   
   individuals,” according to the prosecutor’s office.   
      
   While attempting to steal items, a 12-year-old male brandished a   
   knife and threatened Ansari, the office said.   
      
   “Shortly after the arrival of the officers, [Ansari] collapsed   
   and was not breathing,” the prosecutor added.   
      
   A bystander began CPR before an Atlantic City police officer   
   took over efforts to revive him, according to authorities. He   
   was rushed to a hospital, where he died.   
      
   The same day of the robbery, an Atlantic City boy, 12, was   
   charged with armed robbery, shoplifting, terroristic threats,   
   simple assault, conspiracy to commit armed robbery, criminal   
   mischief and weapons-related offenses, the office said.   
      
   Authorities also said at the time that a 14-year-old girl was   
   arrested and charged. It was not immediately clear if she still   
   faced charges, and the spokeswoman for the prosecutor’s office   
   could not be reached to comment.   
      
   “I want to commend the Atlantic City Police Department for their   
   effort in handling this matter,” Atlantic County Prosecutor   
   Damon G. Tyner said in a statement. “They have not only worked   
   hard to identify those responsible and hold them accountable,   
   but they have also worked hard to bridge the gaps between two   
   communities, so that everyone feels safe.”   
      
   Following Ansari’s death, police said they planned to “target”   
   groups of troublesome teens on the boardwalk and charge the   
   “main aggressors” who actually commit crimes.   
      
   Atlantic City Police Interim Officer in Charge James Sarkos said   
   he was talking with the mayor and the Casino Reinvestment   
   Development Authority to build a substation on the boardwalk,   
   but added that it is in the very early stages.   
      
   https://www.pennlive.com/crime/2021/05/more-children-including-   
   11-year-old-girl-charged-in-robbery-of-nj-boardwalk-business-   
   where-owner-died.html   
      
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