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HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — Police in Henderson say they're looking for a large man who used a motorized wheelchair to make his getaway after a jewelry store heist.
Henderson police spokeswoman Kathleen Richards said Thursday that no weapons were used and no one was hurt in the robbery last Friday afternoon at a store near Sunset Road and Stephanie Street.
Police released a security camera image of the man sitting in a wheelchair-style scooter.
He's described as being about 300 pounds, with a mustache and black-framed eyeglasses.
He's wearing a blue baseball cap, dark shirt and blue jeans.
Richards isn't saying what he took.
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