Armed robbery suspect chased out of Texas convenience store by armed clerk
Police in Sugar Land, Texas, are searching for an attempted armed robbery suspect who fled the scene after encountering an armed store clerk. (Courtesy: Sugar Land Police Department)
An armed thief ran for his life from a southeast Texas convenience store after the clerk pulled out a gun and shot at the would-be robber.
Detectives with the Sugar Land Police Department outside of Houston released video this week of a man who walked into the WB Food Mart, displayed a handgun, and discharged a round into the ceiling.
The man then pointed the handgun at the clerk and demanded money from the register.
The clerk grabbed a gun and the robber opened fire as the clerk shot back in self-defense, according to police.
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Police in Sugar Land, Texas, are looking for a robbery suspect who was chased out of a store by an armed clerk. (Sugar Land Police Department)
"The suspect fired a final round toward the clerk before running away," the post said, adding that neither the suspect nor the clerk are believed to have been injured "largely due to a bullet-proof enclosure surrounding the register where the clerk was working."
Security camera footage shows the suspect fleeing through the parking lot.
Police in Sugar Land, Texas, are searching for a man in his 20s wearing black pants and a black hoodie. (Sugar Land Police)
Sugar Land Police said the suspect remains on the loose.
Police describe him as a Black man in his 20s wearing black pants, a black hoodie, a white T-shirt and a black face covering.
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WB Food Mart in Sugar Land, Texas (Google Earth)
Anyone with information on the suspect’s whereabouts is encouraged to call the Fort Bend County Crime Stoppers at 281-342-TIPS.
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