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Update on shooting at Lawrenceville Marco’s Pizza

A detective assigned to the GCPD Robbery Unit has made significant progress in 5 different recent robbery cases, including the robbery and shooting of a Marco’s Pizza employee on October 9.  After thoroughly investigating each case, he found several similarities.

 

On October 13, Dametrius Marquel Sims (age 23) was arrested for his involvement in a robbery of a Papa Johns pizza delivery driver.  During the investigation, the lead detective obtained evidence that Sims was responsible for 4 additional armed robberies.  Sims has been charged in each of those cases. 

 

Additionally, evidence obtained showed that Oshay Quante Howard (age 20) was involved in 2 of those robberies.  On October 31, Howard was arrested and taken into custody.  Not only has he been charged in 2 armed robberies, he was also charged with Aggravated Assault, Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon, and Possession of a Firearm during the Commission of a Felony by a different detective in relation to the shooting and homicide at the Midnight Blu Café on October 1. 

 

Below is a breakdown of the cases that Sims and Howard are linked to:

 

Sims:

 

17-075150, 08/14/2017, Robbery – Steak and Shake

17-090623, 09/28/2017, Robbery – Chinese Food Delivery Driver

17-091312, 10/01/2017, Robbery – Golden Corral

17-092692, 10/04/2017, Robbery – Papa Johns Delivery Driver

17-094320, 10/09/2017, Robbery/Person Shot – Marco’s Pizza Employee

 

Howard:

 

17-091312, 10/01/2017, Robbery – Golden Corral

17-091334, 10/01/2017, Homicide – Midnight Blu Cafe

17-094320, 10/09/2017, Robbery – Marco’s Pizza Employee

 

(Click here to access all the reports from the above mentioned cases.  You’ll also find a breakdown of all the charges/warrants per case.) 

 

(Cpl. Michele Pihera)

Jessica Wilson
Jessica Wilsonhttp://northgwinnettvoice.com
Jessica Wilson is the publisher and editor of The North Gwinnett Voice. She founded the publication in 2016 after the closure of the Buford Weekly Illustrated to continue providing independent local journalism for Buford, Sugar Hill, Suwanee and surrounding communities. She has worked in community journalism since 2006 and focuses on local government, education, business and community news.
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