Cops hunt suspect in late night 7-eleven heist

Cops hunt suspect in late night 7-Eleven heist

Suspect sought in late night 7-Eleven robbery in Frederick

FREDERICK, MD – Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect who robbed a 7-Eleven just before midnight in Frederick late last month.

Officers responded to the 200 block of Amber Drive around 11:50 p.m. on Saturday, November 30, after a report of a robbery at the convenience store. The Frederick Police Department has not released surveillance images or a detailed suspect description but confirmed the incident is under active investigation by the Major Crimes Unit.

Cops hunt suspect in late night 7-eleven heist
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Detectives are urging anyone with information or who can identify the suspect to contact Detective Stephen Radtke directly.

Key Points

  • Robbery occurred at 7-Eleven on Amber Drive late November 30
  • Frederick Police seeking help identifying suspect
  • Case is under investigation by Major Crimes Unit
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