Pharmacy robbery in Heraklion: Man threatened employee with screwdriver and left by taxi
A young man robbed a pharmacy in Heraklion, threatening an employee with a screwdriver. After leaving by taxi for his village, he was arrested and apologised.
Pharmacy robbery with screwdriver in Heraklion — suspect took taxi and went for coffee
A young man robbed a pharmacy in Heraklion, Crete, in broad daylight, threatening an employee with a screwdriver, and subsequently took a taxi to return to his village, according to In.gr.
The suspect entered the pharmacy with his features concealed, carrying a screwdriver, and demanded money from the employee. She handed over the cash under threat from the tool.
Immediately afterwards, the young man headed to a nearby kiosk, took something from the refrigerators, and asked the kiosk owner to call him a taxi. He got into the vehicle and returned to a village in the interior of Heraklion.
There he changed clothes at his home and headed to a café for coffee. Police officers, who had already been notified, managed to locate and arrest him in the village.
The suspect admitted to the act, apologised, and told police officers that "he was in need".
Source: In.gr