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Click the story to find out what the would-be robber did when the clerk pointed the shotgun at him Monday night in Rocky Mount.
http://www.witn.com/crime/headlines/78222452.html
A would-be armed robber apparently had second thoughts when an employee pulled out his shotgun Monday night.
It happened at the Salem & Sons Convenience Store on Sunset Avenue in Rocky Mount around 10:20 p.m.
Police say employees were inside cleaning up, and saw a customer at the front door. They let the man inside, but at the same time another man came in as well and showed a black handgun in the direction of an employee. That employee immediately got his shotgun, racked the slide, and pointed it at the would-be robber.
The robber then turned around and slowly left the store. Nothing was taken in the robbery attempt.
Rocky Mount police say there were two other successful robberies Monday night.
The first, around 6:20 p.m. at the Family Dollar on Harbour West Drive. There a man showed a black handgun and demanded money out of the cash register. Then at 10:00 p.m. at the Kangaroo Mart on North Wesleyan Boulevard a customer first asked for change. When the clerk refused, the man told her it was a robbery. Police say no weapon was shown in that robbery.
Click the story to find out what the would-be robber did when the clerk pointed the shotgun at him Monday night in Rocky Mount.
http://www.witn.com/crime/headlines/78222452.html
A would-be armed robber apparently had second thoughts when an employee pulled out his shotgun Monday night.
It happened at the Salem & Sons Convenience Store on Sunset Avenue in Rocky Mount around 10:20 p.m.
Police say employees were inside cleaning up, and saw a customer at the front door. They let the man inside, but at the same time another man came in as well and showed a black handgun in the direction of an employee. That employee immediately got his shotgun, racked the slide, and pointed it at the would-be robber.
The robber then turned around and slowly left the store. Nothing was taken in the robbery attempt.
Rocky Mount police say there were two other successful robberies Monday night.
The first, around 6:20 p.m. at the Family Dollar on Harbour West Drive. There a man showed a black handgun and demanded money out of the cash register. Then at 10:00 p.m. at the Kangaroo Mart on North Wesleyan Boulevard a customer first asked for change. When the clerk refused, the man told her it was a robbery. Police say no weapon was shown in that robbery.