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Georgia Teens Arrested for Beach Robbery Save Email Print
Posted: 3:36 PM May 16, 2008
Last Updated: 11:37 PM May 16, 2008


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Three Georgia teenagers have been arrested for beating a woman on Panama City Beach early Friday morning.

Beach Police arrested 16 year old Courtney Danielle Winkles of Cedartown, Georgia. They also arrested Villa Rica, Georgia residents 16 year old Amber Nicole McDougal and 18 year old Kylie Leigh Lambert, whose picture is unavailable.

Investigators say the three girls allegedly beat and robbed a woman on the beach around one Friday morning, pushing her head and face in the sand.

They then robbed the victim of $50 in cash and fled from the area. They were arrested several hours later at a motel.

Each of the three Georgia teens is charged with robbery.

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