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Originally published Saturday, February 19, 2011 at 8:41 AM

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Man arrested in Yakima robbery

A 22-year-old Yakima man has been booked into Yakima County Jail on investigation of first-degree robbery.

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YAKIMA, Wash. —

A 22-year-old Yakima man has been booked into Yakima County Jail on investigation of first-degree robbery.

Yakima Police Sgt. Mike Henne says Carlos G. Ochoa was arrested early Saturday. He is accused of holding a knife to another man's throat and demanding property from him. The suspect ran after getting his victim's wrist watch.

Ochoa was located minutes later and arrested.

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