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2nd Juvenile Arrested In Connection With Boston Lemonade Stand Robbery
The robbery took place on Wednesday, June 10.

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The robbery took place on Wednesday, June 10.

A Japanese restaurant is expected to take its place.
He is expected to be sentenced this coming fall.
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