Midland Man Arrested For Three Robberies
By: Dylan Brooks
Updated: January 19, 2011
MIDLAND -- A Midland man is behind bars, accused of three separate robberies in the Tall City.
David Taylor Frazier was arrested Thursday. According to arrest affidavits, Frazier, 25, robbed the Amigos Convenience Store on Garden City Highway on December 26th. He was able to get away with cash from the register.
A few weeks later, on January 8th, he set off the alarm as he tried to break into First United Methodist Church. An officer reportedly stopped Frazier, but he lied to the officer and got away.
But the robbery spree didn't end there. According to affidavits, Frazier robbed a manager outside of Fast Freddy's on January 10th, getting away with two bank bags holding $3,800. He also grabbed the victim's purse and cell phone.
Both the church burglary and the Amigos robbery were caught on tape, and police say that Frazier used a plastic bag to hide a weapon in the robberies. Police also say that Frazier has admitted he's an addict, and that he used some of the stolen cash to buy drugs.
Frazier is being held on $125,000 bond.
David Taylor Frazier was arrested Thursday. According to arrest affidavits, Frazier, 25, robbed the Amigos Convenience Store on Garden City Highway on December 26th. He was able to get away with cash from the register.
A few weeks later, on January 8th, he set off the alarm as he tried to break into First United Methodist Church. An officer reportedly stopped Frazier, but he lied to the officer and got away.
But the robbery spree didn't end there. According to affidavits, Frazier robbed a manager outside of Fast Freddy's on January 10th, getting away with two bank bags holding $3,800. He also grabbed the victim's purse and cell phone.
Both the church burglary and the Amigos robbery were caught on tape, and police say that Frazier used a plastic bag to hide a weapon in the robberies. Police also say that Frazier has admitted he's an addict, and that he used some of the stolen cash to buy drugs.
Frazier is being held on $125,000 bond.
