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   Two suspects have been arrested after a deadly spree of armed   
   robberies at 7-Eleven gas stations in multiple cities in   
   Southern California, police officials announced at a press   
   conference Friday.   
      
   The two suspects — Malik Patt, 20, and Jason Payne, 44 — were   
   both from the Los Angeles area and are believed to have robbed   
   six 7-Elevens at gunpoint across the Orange, San Bernardino, and   
   Riverside counties early Monday morning. The armed robberies   
   resulted in the deaths of two people and injured three others.   
   One suspect is believed to be connected to a homicide and other   
   crimes in Southern California, according to Los Angeles Deputy   
   Police Chief Alan Hamilton.   
      
   “The public now should rest and understand that these   
   individuals have been taken into custody,” Orange County   
   District Attorney Todd Spitzer said at the press conference.   
   “They need to know that the disposition, at least on this   
   primary suspect — we want to make sure he does not and has no   
   chance of being released.”   
      
   Police officials said they believe some attacks were connected,   
   but it was unclear whether the attacks in Riverside, Ontario,   
   Upland, and La Habra were.   
      
   The 7-Eleven franchise encouraged its Los Angeles locations to   
   close down Tuesday to allow law enforcement to conduct an   
   investigation, as well as for safety reasons.   
      
   "We are grateful that the Orange County District Attorney has   
   announced local law enforcement has apprehended a suspect   
   related to the recent violent incidents," the company said   
   Friday, according to the Times of San Diego. "We will continue   
   to fully support law enforcement with their investigation."   
      
   The franchise additionally offered a $100,000 reward for   
   information leading to the arrest and conviction of the gunman,   
   but it is unclear whether the arrests stemmed from the rewards.   
      
   The robberies occurred on July 11, the day the franchise   
   celebrated its anniversary. Investigators are still looking into   
   the motive of the suspects but have not commented on whether the   
   date had anything to do with the crimes.   
      
   Brea victim Matthew Hirsch, 40, was shot and killed in one of   
   the attacks, and Matthew Rule, 24, was killed in the parking lot   
   of a Santa Ana store. The victim in the Riverside robbery, Jason   
   Harrell, 46, told ABC7 that he lost multiple teeth when the   
   gunman shot him in the mouth. He survived the attack after the   
   bullet went through his cheek. Two other people were injured in   
   the La Habra outlet and are expected to survive.   
      
   https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/crime/two-suspects-   
   arrested-deadly-robberies   
      
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