A man and woman were arrested after Pop's Food Mart on North Davis Drive was robbed around 4:34 a.m. Friday, according to a release.

On the way to the scene, officers were told that a male was seen exiting the closed business and got in a vehicle with another person and left.

They were able to head off the suspects at an intersection.

After a brief struggle, officers arrested 35-year-old James Wesley Morgan and 32-year-old Lisa Marie Roberts.

Morgan is charged with burglary, fleeing or attempting to elude, open container violation in motor vehicle, remove/affixing license plate with intent to conceal, obstruction of an officer, reckless driving, and driving while license expired.

Roberts is charged with party to the crime of burglary.

If you have any additional information for police investigators in connection to this case, call 478-918-2980

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CBS' 48 Hours on Saturday night investigates the death of a former Warner Robins woman who was found face up in front of her home dead from a shot to the head.

The episode, "Power and Passion" reports on the death of Angel Downs, a real-estate agent, who died in Gulf Shores, Ala., on Mothers Day, 2010.

Her boyfriend, Steve Nodine, was later charged with killing her. Nodine was married and a county commissioner.

Nodine admitted to "48 HOURS" that the two had an affair for six years, but denies killing her: "There's a lot of theories out there, but I know when I have to meet the Lord God Almighty, I can stand up there and say I did not shoot, harm or hurt Angel Downs in any form or fashion."

Downs formerly lived in Warner Robins and graduated from Northside High School.

She died from a bullet from her own handgun.