Armed Robbery of Gloucester County Pharmacy May Be Linked to Haddonfield Rite Aid Robbery

The suspect in the armed robbery of a Haddonfield Rite Aid that took place last week may have struck again over the weekend.

In this instance, the suspect entered the Rite Aid on 121 Center Square Road in Woolwich Township, took a female customer hostage and threatened to shoot/kill her if the pharmacy technician did not give him all of the Oxycodone. According to police, the suspect had a crowbar, but there was no indication he had a gun.

After the technician turned over the Oxycodone, the suspect failed to steal the customer’s car keys, and then fled the pharmacy on foot in a northern direction.

No one was injured in the incident.

An immediate K-9 track turned up negative results.

Woolwich Police are working with Haddonfield Police, Logan Township Police, the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office and the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office in this investigation.

Rite Aid is offering up to $5,000 for information concerning the armed robbery of the store on 715 Haddon Avenue in Haddonfield last Tuesday.

In that incident, the suspect escaped with an unknown amount of Adderall before allegedly carjacking a priest.

The suspect in the Haddonfield case is described as a white man who stands approximately 6’0’’ tall and weighs about 200 pounds. He was wearing a long yellow rain jacket, yellow reflective vest, hooded sweatshirt, black mask and white hardhat. The suspect was carrying an orange traffic cone during the robbery.

The suspect in the Woolwich case was dressed in heavy clothing. Photos from that incident, as posted on the Woolwich Township Police Department’s Facebook page, are attached to this post.

Anyone with information should call Haddonfield Police Detectives at 856-429-3000, Camden County Prosecutor’s Office Detective McCalla at 856-225-8569, or the Woolwich Township Police Department Detective Unit at 856-467-1667 x1224.