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Man says he was robbed of meds and $20 at Food Lion
Published Wednesday, November 07, 2012 9:50 AM
Georgetown police are looking for a person who reportedly robbed an individual in the parking lot of the Maryville Food Lion this morning.
Police Capt. Nelson Brown said it happened a little past 10 a.m.
He said the male victim told police he was in his vehicle next to the store taking pain medication when man wearing a hoodie and had a scarf over his face approached the car.
The victim says the man took the medicine and $20 from him and fled the area. There were no injuries.
A search was conducted but the suspect has not been located.
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