Driver robbed, carjacked delivering fake food order in Pennsylvania
Police say a suspect concocted a plan to rob a food delivery driver by placing a bogus order over the weekend in Pennsylvania. FOX 29 Philadelphia reports.
Police in Pennsylvania are searching for a man accused of robbing and carjacking a food delivery driver.
It happened Sunday evening in Drexel Hill, police say. The suspect placed a bogus order, and approached the driver with a long-barreled gun. The driver was forced to the ground prior to having his shoes, cell phone, wallet, food he was delivering and vehicle - a silver 2010 Toyota RAV4 - taken.
A neighbor said the victim knocked on another neighbor's door for help immediately after the armed robbery, FOX 29 Philadelphia reports. The victim's car was recovered by police the morning after just a street over from where the crime happened.
The food delivery driver worked directly for a restaurant, not a food delivery service.
A food delivery driver working directly for a restaurant was targeting by a man who wanted to rob and carjack him Sunday evening in Pennsylvania. (FOX 29 Philadelphia)
Police say the suspect is described as a black male, 6’0 tall. He was last seen wearing a black jacket and a ski mask.
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The street Haverford Township Police Department says a food delivery driver was robbed and carjacked Nov. 13, 2022. (FOX 29 Philadelphia)
A look outside the restaurant a deliver driver who was robbed and carjacked in Pennsylvania works. (FOX 29 Philadelphia)
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The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information about the armed robbery is asked to contact the Haverford Township Police Department Investigations Division at 610-853-1298, extension 1230, or the anonymous tip line at 610-853-9213.
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