Gun-toting robbery suspect threatens Oklahoma liquor store clerk on video
A surveillance camera at an Oklahoma City liquor store shows an armed and erratic suspect threatening to kill the clerk while hopping back and forth over the counter with a handgun and a bottle of booze. (Credit: OKCPD / BODY CAMS+ /TMX)
Security cameras at an Oklahoma City liquor store captured a gunpoint robbery Wednesday, when the suspect repeatedly threatened to kill a clerk while waving a pistol and hopping back and forth over the counter with a bottle of booze in his other hand.
"Your phone too – your phone too!" the gunman demanded. "I'm gonna shoot you right now…"
The clerk appeared confused at first.
In this still taken from surveillance video, a robbery suspect aims a handgun at an Oklahoma City liquor store clerk. (OKCPD / BODY CAMS+ /TMX)
"You wanna lose your life right now?" the thief asks.
It happened near the intersection of NW 10th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, according to Oklahoma City police.
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The suspect's mask slipped down his face at several points during the liquor store robbery. (OKCPD / BODY CAMS+ /TMX)
It happened around 1 p.m. Wednesday.
The thief repeatedly told the clerk, "Don't play with me," and aimed the weapon at his face.
Police are asking for anyone with information about the case to call Crime Stoppers at 405-235-7300 or go to www.okccrimetips.com.
In this still taken from surveillance video, the suspect's face is visible after his mask slips down his face. (OKCPD / BODY CAMS+ /TMX)
"Don't play with me, bro," the robber says, forcing the clerk into a corner. "I'll kill you right here, bro."
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The suspect is a thin Black male who was seen wearing bright blue shoes, jeans and a white and tan hoodie.
Police also circulated still images showing moments when his coronavirus mask slipped down his face.
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