Woman Tells Clerk She Has Gun During Gas Station Hit: Cops

CONCORD, NH — Investigators inside of the Concord Police Department are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect allegedly involved in a robbery this morning on Loudon Road. At just before 5 a.m. on March 17, 2017, a woman allegedly robbed the Gully Hill Shell gas station at 24 Loudon Road.

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“A white female wearing a black sweatshirt entered the station and demanded money from the clerk,” according to Sgt. Robert Buelte, a detective with the department. “The suspect told the clerk that she had a gun.”

The suspect fled the station with an undetermined amount of cash. Buelte reported that in a surveillance video, the suspect could be seen getting into a dark colored, newer model pickup truck, before leaving the parking lot. There were no injuries during the alleged incident.

These surveillance screenshots were taken of the suspect and the escape vehicle, according to police.

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