WA man charged with murder and robberies A 24-YEAR-OLD man has been charged with the murder of Richard Travis Holloway, who was killed in his South Perth home this month. The 42-year-old victim was killed on May 11 and was found in his unit three days later. Police allege the murderer was also involved in four robberies across Perth that week at a Japanese restaurant, a burger and kebab shop, a supermarket and a sports store. Police said the man entered a Japanese restaurant in Belmont, where he produced a firearm and asked for food before leaving the store empty-handed. He then allegedly walked across the road to a burger and kebab shop, pointed a firearm at a man and fled with some cash. In a third incident, the man allegedly entered a supermarket in Victoria Park, armed with a gun under a bag. Police said he approached the checkout operator and demanded money before running away. The fourth incident occurred at a sports store in West Perth, where he attempted to buy some items, but was approached by security staff. He produced a firearm and ran away empty-handed, police said. The man has been charged with murder, aggravated armed robbery, attempted aggravated armed robbery, assault with intent to prevent arrest of a person, stealing, breach of protective bail conditions and two counts of fraud.