Man arrested following confrontation at local pharmacy

Posted: Published on July 3rd, 2012

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Daily News Staff

BULLHEAD CITY It wasnt your average Sunday afternoon at the CVS Pharmacy in Bullhead Citys Riverview Mall as one employee was injured in a scuffle when a man demanded he be given syringes.

At approximately 2:30 p.m., Miguel Angel Rocha, 43, entered the store, allegedly yelling profanities at the pharmacy clerks and demanding a package of syringes. As the clerks were attempting to ask him if he had a prescription, Rocha continued to yell and curse at them, demanding syringes.

Rocha then allegedly climbed over the counter and lunged at a male employee who was holding a package of syringes. According to a police report, Rocha held the victim by the neck as he was attempting to grab the syringes. While behind the counter, several other employees were trying to restrain Rocha, who was swinging his fist at them. Three employees were able to restrain him until police arrived.

Rocha was arrested on suspicion of robbery, aggravated assault, felony criminal damage, assault and disorderly conduct. He was taken to the Mohave County Jail in Kingman.

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