Eugene
Eugene Police Property and Financial Crimes Unit detectives have been working a series of armed robberies at Everyone’s Market
Eugene, OR – According to the police officials, the armed robberies reportedly occurred at Everyone’s Market located at 1245 Echo Hollow Road.
Police officials also said that 36-year-old suspect in the case has been arrested ith the help of Eugene Police SWAT.
EPD units followed suspect, later identified as 36-year-old Lonnie Huddleston, and took him into custody at Fred Meyer using a distraction device.
They subsequently served a search warrant in the 3600 block of Marshall related to the robberies.
Huddleston has been transported to Lane County Jail on six counts of Robbery in the First Degree.
Five of those cases are EPD cases, and one is a Lane County Sheriff’s Office case.
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