Crime & Safety
Armed Suspect Robs Banking Business Inside SD Market
The gunman entered the market Wednesday morning, robbed the University Avenue business and fled through the back door, according to police.
SAN DIEGO, CA — An armed assailant robbed a banking-services business inside a Northgate Market in San Diego Wednesday, but no injuries were reported.
According to San Diego police, the suspect walked into the market at 5403 University Ave. just before 8 a.m. and robbed the Prospera Gonzalez outlet inside the store.
After the robbery, the suspect fled through a back door and was last seen running southbound on 54th Street, police said. It was unclear exactly how much was stolen.
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The suspect was described as a male, about 5 feet tall and wearing a red, white and green beanie along with a black face mask, black sweater, black pants and black gloves, police said, adding that he was carrying a black handgun.
No employees or customers were injured, police said.
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