Aspen Pot Store Robbery Suspect Faces Missouri Charges

· Jul. 31, 2015, 5:51 pm

A man suspected of robbing an Aspen pot shop is facing charges in Missouri related to a chase that reached 100 mph and ended with a stolen vehicle crashing head-on into a patrol car.

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The Aspen Daily News reports Hayden May was taken into custody Wednesday by St. Louis County police. Police started looking for May after marijuana valued at $11,000 was taken from a downtown Aspen shop.

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Aspen Pot Store Robbery Suspect Faces Missouri Charges

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