Crime & Safety

Updated: Cranston Street Taco Bell Robbed

Cranston Police are investigating a robbery after a man wearing a ski mask and green gloves walked into the Taco Bell on Cranston Street and stole a cash drawer at around 8:30 p.m. Sunday night.

According to police reports, the tall white male did not show a weapon and walked out of the store on Cranston Street.

Cranston Police Major Robert W. Ryan said a clerk working at the take-out window told police that she was waiting on a customer when the man walked into the store, came directly behind the counter and grabbed the cash drawer from the register.

The man then fled on foot and ran east towards Field Street, which is located behind the Taco Bell.

Police responded with a large-scale search, fanning out throughout the area. Police did stop and interview a man walking his dog on Cranston street that a caller told police looked like the man who robbed the Taco Bell, but he didn't end up matching the description.

The suspect is described as a stocky white male, about 25-years-old wearing blue jeans, a black hooded sweater, black ski mask and green gloves.

The suspect did not display a weapon and there was no threat of force.

"He simply grabbed the cash drawer and fled with an undisclosed amount of money," Ryan said.

Police are investigating.


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