Police: North Miami man arrested after stealing cookie, threatening Wawa security guard with fork

32-year-old Kervens Pierre-Louis. (Miami Police Department)

MIAMI – A North Miami man was arrested Wednesday after trying to steal a cookie from a gas station and threatening a security guard with a fork, authorities said.

The incident happened around 1:30 p.m. at the Wawa gas station located at 590 NE 167th St. in Miami.

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City of Miami police said Kervens Pierre-Louis, 32, entered the store and walked towards the merchandise display area where he removed a package containing a large-size chocolate cookie and proceeded to walk out.

According to authorities, Pierre-Louis never made any attempt to pay for the merchandise.

Police said the victim, a security guard, confronted Pierre-Louis and requested the cookie to be returned while simultaneously attempting to retrieve it from the man.

According to the police report, Pierre-Louis became aggressive, brandished a fork, and threatened the victim with physical harm.

Police said the victim, in fear, abandoned his efforts to retrieve the stolen property, at which time Pierre- Louis exited the store and walked away.

Upon police arrival, the victim directed the responding officers to Pierre- Louis.

After becoming aware of police presence, Pierre-Louis fled on foot and was taken into custody without any further incident, authorities said.

Police found Pierre-Louis in possession of a fork, matching the description of the same fork utilized during the robbery, as described by the victim.

Pierre Louis was taken to jail and is facing charges of robbery with a deadly weapon and resisting an officer without violence.


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Ryan Mackey is a Digital Journalist at WPLG. He was born in Long Island, New York, and has lived in Sunrise, Florida since 1994.

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