Camille Strickland-Murphy accused in recent holdup
The 21-year-old had been sentenced to two years in federal prision in June of 2012.
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A young woman who was sentenced to two years in federal prison in June of 2012 is once again in trouble with the law.
21-year-old Camille Strickland-Murphy is accused of attempting to hold up Shoppers Drug Mart Wednesday night in the east end of St. John's.
Strickland-Murphy is said to have used a knife and a drill to threaten pharmacy staff, however someone in the pharmacy contacted police and the young woman was arrested at the scene.
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In 2012 Murphy was sentenced to federal time for robbing a woman at knife point. Then, Murphy had asked to go to a federal institution in order to get help for a drug addiction.
She is known to have also suffered from mental health issues.
Strickland-Murphy was sent for a psychiatric assessment, and is expected back in court on Friday.