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CVS Pharmacy Scandal
A man suspected robbed an Evanston CVS Pharmacy at knifepoint last Wednesday returned to the store exactly one week later and tried to commit the same crime but was caught by police, according to Evanston Police Department news release Thursday.Hilton D. Corin's, 36, of the 7700 block of Bolton Way in Hanover Park, is being held in Cook County Jail in lieu of bail as of Friday. He is facing felony charges of armed robbery and attempted armed robbery, according to authorities.Bail was set at $150,000 each for the charges.Police said in the news release that a man, now identified as Corin's, entered the CVS Pharmacy in the 100 block of Asbury Avenue just after midnight Wednesday, pulled out a knife and proceeded to go behind the counter and demand
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