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Robbery suspect’s unusual move?
on Tuesday, October 25, 2011
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Robbery suspect’s unusual move? Robber waits in line to hold up Starbucks. San Diego police are looking for a man they say waited patiently in line before robbing a Starbucks.
Police say the man, who was wearing black clothing and had a bandana over his face, entered a Pacific Beach Starbucks on Sunday morning. When he got to the counter, he told the clerk he was robbing the store and demanded money.
Police say the clerk turned over money from the cash register and the man walked out. A customer followed him to the parking lot and saw him leave in a pickup truck. Pacific Beach starbucks robbery waits,
The man didn't pull a weapon and it's unclear whether he was armed.
Source:cbs8
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