Norwalk police solve Circle K robbery

A suspect has been charged in the Circle K robbery that took place in March.Timothy J. Moore II, 29, of Norwalk, was indicted Friday by a Huron County grand jury.On March 24, the Norwalk Police Department responded to Circle K, 211 Cleveland Road, for a report about an armed robbery.A male entered the store with a baseball bat and demanded money from the clerk, police said. Once the male received money, he fled south and authorities were unable to locate him.In late November, Norwalk police detectives identified Moore as a suspect. Further investigation led to information that resulted in the indictment, according to Police Chief Dave Light and Sgt. Seth Fry.After learning about the indictment, Moore turned himself in at the Huron County Jail today, police said. Moore is charged with armed robbery (a first-degree felony) and two counts of robbery, second- and third-degree felonies, respectively."The Norwalk Police Department would like to thank everyone who called in, sent messages or provided information," Light said in a press release.Meanwhile, Norwalk police are in the midst of investigating another armed robbery. The one happened at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the CVS drug and convenience store located at 106 Milan Ave.Anyone with information about the case is encouraged to call police at 419-663-6780.Moore