A robbery occurred in Lubbock on Saturday evening. It is known that the incident involved a juvenile who was targeted. The location of the crime was a local mall.
Further information about the incident is available from local news sources. The crime reportedly involved the use of guns. Details about the suspects and the circumstances surrounding the robbery are sparse, but it is confirmed that the incident took place at the South Plains Mall.
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