Clay County Deputies said that the private sale of high-end name-brand shoes turned into a robbery.
The incident happened on Tues., Sept. 26 when deputies responded to the Oakleaf area at 900 Raindrop Ln. Once they arrived at the scene they found the victim of a shoe sale gone wrong.The victim told deputies that he went with some friends to trade and sell a pair of “high-end, named-brand” shoes. While at the location, the victim allowed several people, including the suspect, to try on the shoes that he was trying to sell.
“Deputies quickly arrived at the scene and encountered individuals who matched the suspect’s description,” CCSO said on its social media account. “Deputy Troups noticed one individual who appeared noticeably nervous and had a prominent bulge in the front of his waistband.”
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