an internet cafe has 12,000 dollars in the till?

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View Larger Map Five men charged in robbery at knifepoint of Jersey City Internet cafe owner Charles Hack/The Jersey Journal May 13, 2013 Five men arrested in Paterson were charged with robbery after the owner of a Jersey City Internet cafe was held down at knifepoint and robbed of more than $12,000 Saturday evening, police reports said. Arrested were Clark Yanez, 23, of Front Street in Paterson; Rubin Vasquez, 36, of Smith Street, Perth Amboy; and Fernando Puelles, 35, Carlos Salazar, 26, and Leonardo Alcade, 25, all of Paterson. Police met with a woman who owns the Maria Multi Service Computer Store at Central Avenue at Paterson Avenue on Saturday at 6:30 p.m., said Capt. Edgar Martinez. The owner said that Yanez entered the cafe and asked to use one of the computers, and a moment later asked to use the restroom. At that point, Vasquez and Puelles walked in and approached the owner behind the register, Martinez said. Police said Vasquez then pulled out a knife, pushed the owner to the ground yelling, "I know where you live. I will kill you." Reports said that Puelles then grabbed cash from the register and put the money into a black book bag before the three men fled in a Chrysler Pacific SUV, heading west on Paterson Avenue. Police stopped the SUV at Spruce and Market streets in Paterson and the men were taken into custody at 7:52 p.m. Saturday, Martinez said. Police recovered the knife they believe was used in the robbery and $12,099 cash, reports said. Yanez, who had an outstanding warrant from Middlesex County, was found to have three bags of suspected cocaine in his right pocket, police said.City Internet cafe owner Five men arrested in Paterson were charged with robbery after the owner of a Jersey City Internet cafe was held down at knifepoint and robbed of more than $12,000 Saturday evening, police reports said. Arrested were Clark Yanez, 23, of Front Street in Paterson; Rubin Vasquez, 36, of Smith Street, Perth Amboy; and Fernando Puelles, 35, Carlos Salazar, 26, and Leonardo Alcade, 25, all of Paterson. Police met with a woman who owns the Maria Multi Service Computer Store at Central Avenue at Paterson Avenue on Saturday at 6:30 p.m., said Capt. Edgar Martinez. The owner said that Yanez entered the cafe and asked to use one of the computers, and a moment later asked to use the restroom. At that point, Vasquez and Puelles walked in and approached the owner behind the register, Martinez said. Police said Vasquez then pulled out a knife, pushed the owner to the ground yelling, "I know where you live. I will kill you." Reports said that Puelles then grabbed cash from the register and put the money into a black book bag before the three men fled in a Chrysler Pacific SUV, heading west on Paterson Avenue. Police stopped the SUV at Spruce and Market streets in Paterson and the men were taken into custody at 7:52 p.m. Saturday, Martinez said. Police recovered the knife they believe was used in the robbery and $12,099 cash, reports said. Yanez, who had an outstanding warrant from Middlesex County, was found to have three bags of suspected cocaine in his right pocket, police said.