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Updated: Dec 31, 2008 06:56 AM
Search for Pahrump murder suspect intensifies - 12/30
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A store clerk is murdered on the job, and days later, a community mourns her loss as the search intensifies for a killer. It's been a little more than 48 hours since the deadly shooting after a robbery inside a Pahrump convenience store.
The good news is, however, that sheriff's deputies have strong clues to help find the killer. Police have released a surveillance image of the suspect, Jaime Albarran. News 3's Gerard Ramalho reports that the entire incident was caught on tape.
Police say it was cold and calculated. The suspect has been identified and is now on every wanted list in Nevada, even across state lines. The man in the video is a well-known Pahrump resident, someone with family ties to the community. Albarran reportedly worked at the Pahrump Nugget but was recently laid off. Police describe him as a cold-blooded killer.
"Realistically, (a) threat to other people," says David Buruchowitz, Nye County Sheriff's Department.
Sunday, just three days after Christmas, the man now identified as Jaime Abarran, walked into the DC Travel Shop and shot the clerk at the register point blank. Store owner Devon Singh is stunned by what happened.
"Very nice lady. She was so thankful, you cannot imagine"
Singh says the employee was 55 years old, married, and had just started the job two weeks prior to the shooting.
After Sunday's attack, detectives say Albarran took off in a car that was later recovered by police. Now wanted for murder, detectives say he should be considered armed and dangerous, and should be avoided at all cost - a warning for one store clerk that has unfortunately come too late.
People stopped by the store all day Tuesday to drop off flowers in memory of the victim. They are also going to be taking up a fund.
Owners of the convenience store say this was also a robbery. After Albarran allegedly shot the clerk, he then took a little over $200 from the register. If you've seen Albarran or have any information regarding his whereabouts, call Crime Stoppers at 385-5555.
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Updated: Dec 31, 2008 06:56 AM
Search for Pahrump murder suspect intensifies - 12/30
<picture of suspect is on the website>
A store clerk is murdered on the job, and days later, a community mourns her loss as the search intensifies for a killer. It's been a little more than 48 hours since the deadly shooting after a robbery inside a Pahrump convenience store.
The good news is, however, that sheriff's deputies have strong clues to help find the killer. Police have released a surveillance image of the suspect, Jaime Albarran. News 3's Gerard Ramalho reports that the entire incident was caught on tape.
Police say it was cold and calculated. The suspect has been identified and is now on every wanted list in Nevada, even across state lines. The man in the video is a well-known Pahrump resident, someone with family ties to the community. Albarran reportedly worked at the Pahrump Nugget but was recently laid off. Police describe him as a cold-blooded killer.
"Realistically, (a) threat to other people," says David Buruchowitz, Nye County Sheriff's Department.
Sunday, just three days after Christmas, the man now identified as Jaime Abarran, walked into the DC Travel Shop and shot the clerk at the register point blank. Store owner Devon Singh is stunned by what happened.
"Very nice lady. She was so thankful, you cannot imagine"
Singh says the employee was 55 years old, married, and had just started the job two weeks prior to the shooting.
After Sunday's attack, detectives say Albarran took off in a car that was later recovered by police. Now wanted for murder, detectives say he should be considered armed and dangerous, and should be avoided at all cost - a warning for one store clerk that has unfortunately come too late.
People stopped by the store all day Tuesday to drop off flowers in memory of the victim. They are also going to be taking up a fund.
Owners of the convenience store say this was also a robbery. After Albarran allegedly shot the clerk, he then took a little over $200 from the register. If you've seen Albarran or have any information regarding his whereabouts, call Crime Stoppers at 385-5555.
