GREENSBORO N.C. (WGHP) -
A fast food restaurant in Greensboro was robbed and the employees locked in a freezer early Tuesday morning.
Police said officers responded to an armed robbery at the Taco Bell at 2239 Martin Luther King Drive in Greensboro. According to a police press release, the manager and several employees were closing the store when a man entered the store and pointed a gun at them.
The suspect demanded and received money from the store employees. Police said the suspect then locked the victims in the freezer.
No one was injured during the robbery.
Anyone with information about this incident should contact Greensboro Crimestoppers at 373-1000.
Police said officers responded to an armed robbery at the Taco Bell at 2239 Martin Luther King Drive in Greensboro. According to a police press release, the manager and several employees were closing the store when a man entered the store and pointed a gun at them.
The suspect demanded and received money from the store employees. Police said the suspect then locked the victims in the freezer.
No one was injured during the robbery.
Anyone with information about this incident should contact Greensboro Crimestoppers at 373-1000.
