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Posted: 3:58 PM May 9, 2008
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A man who is suspected of holding up a Lynn Haven Pharmacy last October 12th has been arrested.

Lynn Haven Police arrested 51 year old Mark William Moore of Wewahitchka.

Investigators say a confidential tip led to Moore being identified as a suspect for the robbery of the CVS Pharmacy. A search of his home in Gulf County turned up a shirt and hat worn by the robber.

He also has had several prior arrests for robbery.

He’s lodged in the Gulf County Jail in Port St. Joe awaiting return to Panama City.
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