An Indiana man robbed a woman, Damien Boyce, and while pointing the gun at her, asked if she could add him as a friend on Facebook

An Indiana man robbed a woman, and while pointing the gun at her, asked if she could add him as a friend on Facebook 

He went home, accepted her friend request, and DM’d her. “imma pay you back.. ik it’s a f’d up way to meet but damn you was too pretty to rob,” he wrote.

Boyce tried to get the victim to let him in her home. She convinced him that she didn’t have any money in her house, but that she had $100 in her car. After receiving the money, he decided to attempt to connect with her by forcing her to add him on Facebook.

After pointing out which profile was his and watching her add him, Boyce told her that he would pay her back before leaving the scene on a bike.

Later that day, according to the probable cause affidavit, the two exchanged messages on Facebook. Boyce reached out to let the victim know that he was going to pay her back and to ask her out.

“Look just know imma pay you back, it’s an [expletive] way to meet but [expletive] you was to (sic) pretty to rob,” Boyce wrote.

An Indiana man is behind bars after police say he robbed a woman at gunpoint in front of her house, then asked her out on Facebook saying she was too “pretty to rob,” according to court documents.

Damien Boyce, 31, is being held in lieu of $150,000 cash bail, according to online court records. He is charged with armed robbery and being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. 

On May 8, police say Boyce walked up to Amber Beraun at about 4 a.m. as she was retrieving her mail and asked if she lived in the house behind her. Beraun, who had just gotten off work, said she did and asked the man if he needed help, according to a probable cause affidavit filed in the case.