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Belmont County Man Waives Extradition To Ohio to Face Robbery Charges
Posted Thursday, November 19, 2009 ; 08:00 AM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Thursday, November 19, 2009; 11:32 AM

He is accused of robbing the Custom Killing/Family Market in Centerville in October.

Story by Stacy Rich
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WHEELING -- The man accused of robbing the Family Market in Centerville waived extradition to Ohio during a hearing Thursday morning in West Virginia.

Aaron Holstein, 34, of Bellaire, appeared before Judge Art Recht in Ohio County Circuit Court.

Holstein is accused of walking into Custom Killing/Family Market last month yielding a gun and walking out with an undisclosed amount of cash.

Holstein faces several charges in Belmont County in connection to the robbery.

He has also been named a person of interest in an armed robbery at the Warwood Florist in Wheeling just one day after the Centerville robbery.

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