Detectives said the teens stole from the store before 3:30 p.m. When an employee tried to stop them, they assaulted the worker with pepper spray.
Philadelphia detectives are reviewing surveillance video and searching for five teenagers who robbed a Dollar Tree and pepper-sprayed an employee in the city's Port Richmond neighborhood.
Detectives said the teens stole from the store before 3:30 p.m. When an employee tried to stop them, they assaulted the employee with pepper spray. The latest happened Saturday night in Marlton, New Jersey when a suspect robbed a sushi restaurant after spraying the employee and tying her up. Police do not know how much money was stolen in the Dollar Tree, but customers said incidents like these make them more vigilant.
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