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Fort Worth police are looking for a man they say is responsible for robbing at least five corner stores across the city.
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Over the last six weeks, police say the same man has robbed the 365 Food Store off North Main Street twice, the ABC Food Store off Hemphill twice and the Food Mart off Mansfield Highway.
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Police say the robber has become increasingly violent in each robbery. In the latest robbery, he held a store clerk at gunpoint.
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Anyone with information is urged to contact the Fort Worth Police Department.
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Fort Worth police are looking for a man they say is responsible for robbing at least five corner stores across the city.
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Over the last six weeks, police say the same man has robbed the 365 Food Store off North Main Street twice, the ABC Food Store off Hemphill twice and the Food Mart off Mansfield Highway.
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Police say the robber has become increasingly violent in each robbery. In the latest robbery, he held a store clerk at gunpoint.
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Anyone with information is urged to contact the Fort Worth Police Department.
Texas’s Fort WorthPolice in Fort Worth are searching for a man who they believe has gotten more violent and has committed multiple armed robberies.
The most recent robbery took place on Monday evening.
According to Fort Worth police, a man has robbed at least five corner businesses throughout the city in the past six weeks, becoming more violent each time.
“The person is trying to divert the clerk’s attention in order to rob the store and steal the money,” stated Fort Worth Officer Buddy Calzada.
There were two attacks on the 365 Food Store on North Main Street.
Police claim that the guy initially sat at a gaming machine, then hurried the cashier while brandishing a knife and repeatedly demanded money.
The same guy, according to investigators, robbed ABC Food Store off Hemphill twice.
The guy, wearing a gray hoodie, requested change for a fictitious $100 bill on November 15. With a knife in hand, the suspect shoved the clerk behind the counter and instructed him to open the register.
There was a noticeable ring on the suspect’s left hand as he was reaching for the money.
Calzada stated, “They are attempting to conceal their face with a hood.” “As you can see, you can get a glimpse who this individual is.”
According to Fort Worth police, a food store along Mansfield Highway was struck Monday night.
FOX 4 obtained CCTV footage from the store’s owner, who claimed that his employee was being held at gunpoint. The same person is spotted leaving the store wearing a camouflage jacket.
They took cartons of cigarettes, rolls of lotto scratch-offs, and about $2,000 in cash.
The video behind him reveals another man with his hands full, wearing a dark-colored sweatshirt.
There is currently no car description available, according to the police, because the primary suspect is observed walking into and out of the stores. They are unsure if the man resides in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth police are asking anyone with knowledge to phone them.
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Peyton Yager of FOX 4 gathered surveillance footage from a few of the corner stores and spoke with the Fort Worth Police Department.
Peyton Yager of FOX 4 gathered surveillance footage from a few of the corner stores and spoke with the Fort Worth Police Department.
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