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North Carolina Woman Accused Of Robbing A Dry Cleaner’s With An 18-Inch Sword

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A 23-year-old North Carolina woman is charged with robbing a dry cleaner’s with an 18-inch sword Tuesday.

Chloe Marie Martinez, 23, is charged on one count of robbery with a dangerous weapon, reported WNCN. She allegedly threatened the life of an employee at Kwon’s Crescent Commons Dry Cleaners in Cary.

She also allegedly stole $150 from Kwon’s, according to WNCN. The Cary woman was being held at the Wake County Detention Center as of Tuesday with a court date scheduled for Wednesday. (RELATED: California Woman Killed By Sharks In The Bahamas, Police Say)

Martinez received a $50,000 secured bond on the armed robbery charge and an additional $20,000 secured bond added because of a probation violation, reported WNCN.

Chloe Marie Martinez of North Carolina was arrested for robbing a dry cleaner's with a sword on June 25, 2019. Wake County/screenshot

Chloe Marie Martinez of North Carolina was arrested for robbing a dry cleaner’s with a sword on June 25, 2019. Wake County/screenshot

County records show she was arrested as far back as May 2017 on heroin and drug paraphernalia possession charges.

Wake County, where Cary is located, has below-average levels of violent crime, according to Sperling’s Best Places. Cary is a suburb of North Carolina’s capital city Raleigh.

Martinez’s crime is not the only recent weird sword crime. A man who allegedly beheaded his girlfriend with a samurai sword was found dead in Feather River in Yuba City, California, in April, according to law enforcement.

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