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A burglary at the bakery. Police and bus owners say they have arrested two men in connection

with the robbery of the Highlands bakery earlier this afternoon.

On January 24, 1983, at approximately 8 p.m., Alvin Kinnard and window Davis robbed the Highlands

bakery in Bessamer, Alabama. The two men waited in an alley for the last customer to leave

before entering through the front door wearing ski mask and wielding knives. While Davis

opened the cash register and stuffed his pockets, Alvin Kinnard, the taller suspect, forced

the young woman working the counter to the back of the store. He pushed her to the ground,

held a knife to her throat and threatened to kill her if she tried to intervene.

Let's go.

Window Davis reportedly yelled to his accomplice. Both men ran out of the store and didn't

stop until they made it to Davis' girlfriend's house. There, they tallied their hall, a few

crumpled bills and a roll of pennies, $50.75 in total. With an hour, the Bessamer police

were knocking on the door. Witnesses had observed window Davis and Alvin Kinnard waiting outside

of the bakery before the robbery. The cashier picked Kinnard out of the lineup, the leather

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