Worker slashed by thief exiting store

Police force department in full activity. Red light flasher of a patrol police car at sunday. Day patrolling of the city with lights flashers turned off. Security siren of the Canadian police vehicle.

GREENBELT CITY, MD – A thief who was robbing a business was chased out of a store Thursday night, but not before he slashed an employee on his way out.

Greenbelt City police officers arrived at the Good Luck Road location shortly after 7 pm to find an adult male victim who is an employee of the business alleging he chased a thief out of the business and was cut with a sharp object, causing minor injuries.

The victim was treated on the scene by EMS personnel and refused transport.

The suspect was described as a dark-skinned male in his mid-30s, 5’7 with a full beard, wearing a black vest, gray sweater, and black pants, last seen running away from the business toward Cipriano Rd. Officers searched the area but did not locate the suspect.

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