Man armed with knife robs Shell station on Riva Road

November 11, 1997|By Kristi E. Swartz | Kristi E. Swartz,CONTRIBUTING WRITER

A man armed with a knife robbed an Annapolis service station of an undetermined amount of money early yesterday, county police said.

Pamela L. Offer, a clerk at the Shell station in the 2500 block of Riva Road, told police that the man walked into the station about 1 a.m. and asked for cigarettes.

When Offer opened the cash drawer, the man pulled a large knife and demanded money, police said. He grabbed money from the drawer and fled, police said.

Pub Date: 11/11/97

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