A Miami gas station clerk was repeatedly punched and stabbed by a customer after confronting him about a stolen beer, according to a police report.
Martin exited the glass-covered area with a pack of Newport cigarettes. The clerk called the police and locked the gas station doors, trapping Martin inside. Police responded to the scene. Martin was tased by one of the responding officers and arrested, the report says. The knife the suspect used in the attack was found in his pocket.
Police could not interview Martin because he kept being aggressive toward the officers. A separate report says Martin hit his head against the plexiglass partition and later spat on an officer and hurled racial and ethnic slurs. Martin, who is a resident of Phoenix, Arizona, is being held on no bond. Online records don’t indicate if he has retained an attorney who could speak on his behalf. and much more.
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