Kind And Polite Man At Gas Station Pumps Alleged Armed Robber Full Of Lead

A failed robber, 24-year-old Aaron Duwan Frazier Jr., is dead after the target of his intended robbery shot him.

According to the Phoenix Police Department, Frazier’s target was a man fueling up his vehicle at a gas station at 12th Street and Highland Avenue just before 6:30 p.m., on Saturday.

Frazier approached the man with a gun and attempted to rob him. The man went back to his vehicle grabbed a gun and shot Frazier. The man called the police to report the incident.

Frazier was transported to the hospital where he was later pronounced deceased.

After detectives conducted interviews and collected evidence at the scene, the man was not booked into jail. The case will be reviewed
further for any possible charges.

We are talking about a “regular customer,” who was described as “kind and polite,” who was filling up his car at a central Phoenix gas station when a man allegedly tried to rob him at gunpoint. Unfortunately for the would-be robber, things didn’t go as planned.

Although the “regular customer” was described by the head clerk as “kind and polite,” Frazier provoked a different side of him that fateful Saturday evening. “He don’t bother nobody. He comes to the pump, fills [the] gas, [and] drives off. That’s it,” the head clerk said, recalling the customer’s usual demeanor. When confronted by Frazier, however, the would-be robbery victim decided that turnabout is fair play.

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