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Del Taco Robbery Suspect In Custody, Police Say

Albuquerque police said the person taken into custody is Vakei Robinson, 22. He's the suspect in the Del Taco robbery that happened last Saturday, Los Lunas police said.

Los Lunas police also said Robinson was implicated in a gas station robbery on the same day.

Police searched homes and yards in the 700 block of Thoroughbred Drive SW.

Police agencies were searching for an armed robber who kidnapped a restaurant employee on Saturday.

Investigators were called to the Del Taco on Emilo Loop Road around 11:30 p.m. Saturday while the robber was still inside.

Police said he used a female worker as a shield to escape, forcing her into a car and taking off. Police said they shot out the car’s tires as the man drove away. He crashed near Los Lunas High School and ran off, leaving the hostage behind.

Robinson is the boyfriend of the Del Taco employee who was held hostage. Police said they suspected Robinson on the night of the robbery but lacked sufficient evidence.

Los Lunas police said they spent four days gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and then Wednesday concluded with interviewing the hostage who admitted her boyfriend committed the robbery.

No charges have been filed against the Del Taco female employee who is currently a witness in the case and the final decision to file criminal charges against her in connection to the robbery will be determined by the District Attorney’s Office.

Robinson’s criminal charges include:

Kidnapping (first-degree, one count) False imprisonment (fourth-degree, three counts) Assault with intent to commit a violent felony (third-degree, four counts) Breaking and entering (fourth-degree, one count) Armed robbery (first-degree, one count) Larceny (fourth-degree, one count) Unlawful taking of a motor vehicle (third-degree, one count) Aggravated Fleeing of a Law Enforcement Officer (fourth degree, one count) Felon in Possession of a Firearm (fourth-degree, one count)

See how the breaking news unfolded on KOAT.

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MARGARET K. Born June 1, 1915 to Louis and Bethel Kuchs in Ouray, Colorado, left this world to join her Savior and her husband, Merl, on August 1, 2011. She was predeceased by her husband; her parents; three brothers; one sister; a son-in-law; a grandson. She is survived by four daughters, Christalee and Ray Auge, Mary Margaret and Dale Burnworth, Bethel Jones, Meryl and Terry Thompson, two sons, Louis and Shirley Lamb, and Lester and Stephanie Lamb. She also has 14 grandchildren and their spouses; 22 great-grandchildren; along with numerous nieces and nephews. Margaret graduated from Ouray High School and attended Business College in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where she met Merl. Married in 1936, Merl and Margaret lived in Colorado Springs and moved to the Camp Bird Mine outside of Ouray. Dad mined for three years until World War II, when he relocated to Los Lunas in 1943, to run the first shift at the new fluorspar mill. This was a government sponsored entity for the war effort. After the mill closed, they went to work at the Los Lunas Hospital and Training School. Mom was the cook for the complex and trained some of the patients to cook so they could find jobs when they left the facility. She was a cook at the new Los Lunas School cafeteria when it first opened. She also cooked for a season at the Cattlemen's Livestock Auction. She and Dad successfully raised six children in Los Lunas. Mom and Dad worked at the Valencia County Fair and had the First Aid station there on the grounds for years. She taught first aid for many years for the Red Cross, helped with the public library, and helped Dad in the New Mexico Mounted Patrol, after he retired from GE. Mom was the radio operator for the NM Mounted Patrol and the State Police at the NM State Fair for many years. She was very active in St Philip's Episcopal Church in Belen for many years and worked very hard to help St Matthew's Episcopal Church become established. She served on the altar guild for a long time. Her pancakes were famous at the Shrove Tuesday suppers. A Memorial Service for Margaret, will be held on Saturday, August 13, 2011 at 10:30 a.m. at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, 1000 Main Street, Los Lunas, NM. She will then be placed in the columbarium, with Merl, at St. Philip's Episcopal Church, 113 La Luna Place, Belen, New Mexico. There will be a reception at St. Philip's following the service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Matthew's Building fund, St.

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