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Whit Johnson Reporting A man robs two teenage girls at gun-point working at a Baskin Robins and police need your help to find him. It happened in Clearfield.
Police may have an even bigger problem on their hands. Clearfield Police are looking for the man who held up the Baskin Robins, but they've had three armed robberies at different locations in the last month. They usually don't get more than a few a year.
The most recent one happened just before nine o'clock on Sunday night. A man walked into the Baskin Robins on South State Street. He ordered ice cream and ate it while he waited for the other customers to leave. Once he was alone with the two female employees he displayed a handgun, took their cell phones and the money in the store safe.
Asst. Chief Greg Krusi, Clearfield Police Dept.: "You've got a couple of teenage girls who are just there trying to earn a couple of extra dollars and you have somebody come in and take advantage of them like this it's not a good thing to happen."
The surveillance video does not give you a clear shot of the suspect but you can see he was wearing a gray Adidas coat. He's about 5' 6" medium build, 30 to 35 years old, with a mustache and pock marks on his face.
They don't believe this robbery is connected to the other two they've had this month.
If you know anything about this or other robberies in the area call Clearfield Police.
