Maryland State Police Search For Suspect In Queen Anne’s County Armed Robbery
(GRASONVILLE, Md.) – Maryland State Police are searching for a suspect who robbed a Queen Anne’s County convenience store early this morning and are asking for the public’s help in identifying the armed robber. On April 8 just before 12 a.m., troopers from the Maryland State Police Centreville Barrack responded to the 7-Eleven store located at 110 Pullman Crossing Road, Grasonville, Queen Anne’s County, Maryland for a report of an armed robbery.
Surveillance video showed the suspect entered the store and brandished what appeared to be a black handgun. The suspect was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, black gloves, grey pants, black tennis shoes, sunglasses, with a dark cloth covering his face. The suspect demanded store employee give him cash from the register. The employee complied and the suspect fled the store. The employee reported no injury.
At this time the Maryland State Police Criminal Enforcement Division is requesting the assistance of the public to help identify the suspect shown in the above images. Please contact TFC Dadds, Maryland State Police Criminal Enforcement Division, at 410-819-4782 with any information.
Here is an idea, Convenience stores. Point the camera from behind the register, facing everyone who steps up to the counter! That way it's not the back of the head you are filming. You would think every store would do just that, after all that's where everyone, either buying or robbing, will be facing.
Of course it could just be a "bright" caucasian thief who knows that ignorant racist would automatically assume he s black even though some of their on children wear the same apparel.
I've seen that guy... and 600 of his closest friends. 10:03 you're exactly right. the camera never seems to get the guys face- only his baggy jeans and hoodie.
Here is an idea, Convenience stores. Point the camera from behind the register, facing everyone who steps up to the counter! That way it's not the back of the head you are filming. You would think every store would do just that, after all that's where everyone, either buying or robbing, will be facing.
ReplyDeleteJust a short drive from Baltimore.
ReplyDeleteNo race is mentioned, so he must be, you know what.
ReplyDeleteNo what? Robbers come in all shapes sizes and colors or havent paid attention to the news lately.
DeleteSorry, I don't recognize the subject photoed.
ReplyDelete1121, you don't recognize STUPID when you see them? Wow, you must live in a nicer part of town!
ReplyDelete(snicker snicker)
You know the guy is black, at that time of the morning white guys are sleeping so they can give their employer a good days work.
ReplyDeleteOf course it could just be a "bright" caucasian thief who knows that ignorant racist would automatically assume he s black even though some of their on children wear the same apparel.
DeleteAwesome physical description. Dead on until he changes clothes. Is this what it has come to? That is what complies as a description now?
ReplyDelete1:27 PM you must have come to that conclusion due to his pants being down around his knees.
ReplyDeleteI've seen that guy... and 600 of his closest friends.
ReplyDelete10:03 you're exactly right. the camera never seems to get the guys face- only his baggy jeans and hoodie.
10:03 You must have graduated from UMES.
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