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"Two recent carjackings in Wauwatosa has residents paying close attention to their surroundings.WISN 12 News reporter Terry Sater talked with three victims who were held up at gunpoint.The carjacking victims said they were asked by police to look at a lineup Tuesday night to see if they recognized any possible suspects.WISN's news partners at Wauwatosa Patch report that police are trying to connect suspects to a recent pair of carjackings and robberies.\"And I look back and I see a guy with a gun, and I say, 'Oh man, this really got serious all of a sudden,'\" carjacking victim Joe said.Joe said he and two fellow University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students feel lucky after being robbed and carjacked Saturday night at gunpoint in Wauwatosa.Joe said he had just come out of a cigar store at when he was forced behind a building and robbed.\"He grabbed by the collar right here and said something to the effect of, like, 'Give me your keys, phone and wallet. Give me everything.' I said, 'Yeah, like, I don't want to lose my life over this,'\" Joe said.The victim said the gunman took his car keys and headed toward his friends Sean and Sam, who were still in the car.\"But we figure probably not the best idea to step out of the car and face this guy who's walking toward us with a gun,\" Sean said.The trio said the robber then got in the car and told them to get out.\"And at that point I didn't want to get shot. No. So I pulled out my wallet like halfway and then something in my brain clicked to where, it was like the fight or flight response, so I ran as fast as I could and didn't look back at all,\" Sam said.Sean escaped too. The robber took off in the car but was finally chased down by police, who told Joe the robber is suspected in other carjackings and robberies.Jenny Kois said she wonders if it's the same man who carjacked her daughter in November after she left work at the Sendik's in Wauwatosa.\"The public needs to be aware that this is happening. Parent's need to talk with their kids about safe behaviors, walking with partners, always doubling up. Don't be afraid to ask somebody to walk you to your car if it's late,\" Kois said.Several of the carjacking and robbery victims said they know each other and can't believe these crimes are happening so often that several of them have become victims."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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