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Auburn Police seeking suspect in recent armed robbery at Bigfoot Java

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Auburn police are searching for a suspect connected to an armed robbery at the Bigfoot Java stand on August 8, 2025. The suspect entered through a window, brandished a firearm, and demanded money from two baristas. After taking the tip jar, he fired a shot into the roof and fled on foot, leaving no injuries reported. Authorities confirmed that he did not appear to have entered a vehicle after the robbery, raising concerns about public safety in the community. Police have released photos of the suspect and urge anyone with information to reach out to the Auburn Police Department Tip Line.

Local residents are increasingly worried about crime in the area, emphasizing the need for vigilance. The coffee stand, located at 802 14th Street NE, serves as a popular community spot, making this incident particularly unsettling. Auburn police continue to investigate the case, hoping to apprehend the suspect quickly.

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