A pizza delivery woman thwarted an armed robbery attempt at a house off Rosehill Road on Thursday by producing a weapon of her own, Fayetteville police said.
Ashley Marie Hurd, 26, a driver for Domino's Pizza, took the order to a house on the 200 block of Stuart Avenue about 10 p.m., a police report said.
When she arrived, a man
was standing outside, and she told him how much the bill was, said Lt.
Todd Joyce, Fayetteville police spokesman.
As she was doing so, Joyce said, a second man, wearing a dark-colored jacket, came around from the side of the house.
The man put something to the back of Hurd's head and demanded money, Joyce said.
"Unbeknownst to them, she
had a weapon," Joyce said. "She pulled out a gun, and when she did, the
suspects fled and they didn't get anything."
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I love Domino;s thin crust pizza, but I bet she was fired.......................
ReplyDeleteW shall see.
DeleteUnfortunately, based on Domino's history, this young woman will soon be looking for other employment...
ReplyDeleteI hope this story is well followed and a more appreciative employer takes notice.
Check the comments: They are the result of GRNC notifying everyone of gun articles so they can respond.
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