Police seeking to identify man who robbed spring hill cvs store

SPRING HILL, MD – On Tuesday, at approximately 8:40 p.m., a white male entered the CVS store located at 2077 Commercial Way in Spring Hill and walked towards the pharmacy. The male (suspect) handed a note to the pharmacy staff; the note advised he was robbing the store and demanded medication. The male implied he had a weapon.

It is believed the suspect fled the area in an unknown vehicle.

The suspect description is as follows:

– White Male

– Height – 6’2”

– Weight – 260

– Clothing

o Grey Sweatshirt w/Black Logo

o Dark Colored Jeans

o Dark Colored Beanie

o Dark Blue COVID Mask

o Sunglasses w/Red Lenses

– Tattoos

o Three curved triangles (all black) on the left side of neck.

It is believed the suspect committed a robbery at a Walgreen’s pharmacy in Pasco County, just prior to committing the robbery in Hernando County.

If you have information on this case or possibly know the identity of the suspect described (three curved triangles on the left side of his neck), please contact Detective Eric Miller at the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office – 352-754-6830.

If you have information and would like to remain anonymous – Please call Hernando County Crime Stoppers at 1-866-990-TIPS (8477) or submit your tip via the internet at http://www.hernandocountycrimestoppers.com . You will remain anonymous and also be eligible for a reward up to $3,000 cash!

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