Police search for third pizza shop robbery suspect
Police are looking for the man who crashed his truck into a pizza shop, robber the pizzeria, led police on a chase and crashed in Montgomery County.
About 9 a.m. Saturday, the suspect crashed his pickup truck into Aldo’s Pizzarama on the 10000-block of Bustleton Avenue, where he took the cash register and fled.
Police chased the mand and his two female passengers into Montgomery County, where he crashed on ByBerry Road. The female passengers were injured and remained on the scene, but the robbery suspect fled on foot.
A warrant has been issued for the man, who stole about $300 from the register, and the two females will be charged.
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