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A man and woman accused of robbing a Walmart pharmacy in Farmington Friday were in court Monday afternoon.
28-year-old Ashley Lake of Farmington and 33-year-old Timothy Campbell of Chesterville are charges with robbery and drug possesion.
According to court documents, Ashley Lake approached the Walmart pharmacy and handed a note to the woman behind the counter saying she had a gun and demanded drugs.
Lake and Campbell fled the scene and were arrested shortly after when a Franklin County Sheriff's canine tracked the pair to a nearby motel.
Both are being held on $10,000 bail.
lake and campbell will be back in court in january.
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