Man arrested for robbing payday loan store

BY JENNIFER CABRERA
Nathaniel Zarren Davis, 24, was arrested yesterday and charged with robbery with a firearm and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
According to a sworn complaint filed yesterday, Davis was identified as the suspect in a robbery at Fast Payday Loans (4053 NW 13th Street) on December 2, 2021. The victim reported that she saw him walking to the front door of the business when she arrived to open up on that morning, and she asked him to wait outside while she prepared to open. Once she was ready, she let him come in and said that he handed her a plastic bag, pointed a gun at her, and said, “All of it.” She said that after she emptied the cash register into the bag, he said, “I know you have more in the back,” and he followed her to the back, where she gave him the remainder of the money from a cabinet. She said he stole approximately $4,525 in cash and $1,595 in money orders while holding her at gunpoint.
Gainesville Police Department officers received information that two of the stolen money orders were cashed on December 6, 2021, made payable to Nathaniel Davis. They found a Nathaniel Davis who matched the description of the man who cashed the money orders and checked that his driver’s license signature matched the signature on the money orders. Davis was also identified by the victim in a photo line-up, and a phone number found for him in law enforcement databases was traced to the location of the robbery on the morning it happened.
Davis is being held on $650,000 bond.
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I sure hope that poor lady is OK and recovering from this ordeal.
Scary that so many of these people arrested while committing a crime with firearms are convicted felons.
And they want to take away our guns…
10, 20, life. Zero tolerance for convicted felons & guns.
When will they learn? Punishment needs to be severe
And swift to break the vicious cycle. Instead of lawyer
Ads on city buses, the city should be educating convicted felons,
That if you get caught with a gun, you’re done. Spend
Some American rescue funds on that Mr. Poe.
It is so pitiful to see all of these perfectly able-bodied people committing crimes because they are too lazy to get off their arses and get a job!! Thanks for all the extra pandemic money that enabled folks to sit around and do nothing. Guess they got used to it so now they all want something for nothing. Our country is in shambles, folks.