One of the men held what appears to be a steamer in the direction of the cashier and allegedly yelled, “Get down! This is a stick up!”
police are asking for the public's help finding two people who took part in an apparent prank robbery.One of the men held what appears to be a steamer in the direction of the cashier and allegedly yelled, "Get down! This is a stick up!"The first suspect starts talking to the people inside the store while smiling.
The pair then left in a black 2-door Toyota, drove to a Family Dollar on McCart Avenue and did it again, according to police. Fort Worth PD shared video of one of the incidents with the caption, "A Prank Robbery - is still a Robbery!"
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