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Sunday, September 21, 2014
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WHEATFIELD — An unidentified man with a knife in his hand and a bandana covering his face walked into the Tim Hortons at 2248 Niagara Road around 2:50 a.m. and demanded money. He walked out with a about $200 cash.
According to the report filed by the Niagara County Sheriff's Office, the suspect is approximately six-feet tall with dark hair, blue eyes with facial hair. He was wearing black sweat pants, a red hooded sweatshirt, and a blue bandana covering the mid to lower part of his face.
Store employees said he when he entered the store, he walked immediately behind the counter to the area of the register and said "give me all the money." The clerk at the time said she said "no," thinking that he was joking. The suspect then said " I'm not joking."
A second employee said that after she opened the register, the suspect told her to take out all the bills. She did so and placed them on the counter. He then told her to hand him the money at which time she picked up the bills from the counter and handed them to him. He then left the store and walked south along the side of the building.
Employees said it did not appear as though the suspect touched anything in the store, but they did not see him to be wearing any gloves.
The case is being handled by the Criminal Investigations Bureau.
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According to the report filed by the Niagara County Sheriff's Office, the suspect is approximately six-feet tall with dark hair, blue eyes with facial hair. He was wearing black sweat pants, a red hooded sweatshirt, and a blue bandana covering the mid to lower part of his face.
Store employees said he when he entered the store, he walked immediately behind the counter to the area of the register and said "give me all the money." The clerk at the time said she said "no," thinking that he was joking. The suspect then said " I'm not joking."
A second employee said that after she opened the register, the suspect told her to take out all the bills. She did so and placed them on the counter. He then told her to hand him the money at which time she picked up the bills from the counter and handed them to him. He then left the store and walked south along the side of the building.
Employees said it did not appear as though the suspect touched anything in the store, but they did not see him to be wearing any gloves.
The case is being handled by the Criminal Investigations Bureau.
Send an email to news@eastniagarapost.com with "email update" in the subject line.
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