An armed robber stole an undisclosed amount of cash from Yorkville's Aldi store, 1610 Bridge St., Thursday night, according to Yorkville police.
A few minutes after 7 p.m. a masked man clad in camouflage clothing and construction hat demanded money from the lone cashier on duty. The perpetrator told the cashier he was armed, but did not display a weapon, Police Chief Richard Hart said Thursday night.
"He walked in and walked right up to the cashier demanding money," Hart said.
Hart said there were a number of witnesses to the incident, but said no one was hurt.
The suspect's disguise prevented witnesses from providing a clear descritption, Hart said.
The suspect took off on foot and police are combing the area looking for him. Hart said the Yorkville Police Department is being assisted by the Kendall County Sheriff's Office, the Illinois State Police and other area law enforcement agencies.
Patch will update as more information is made available.
I use to send my girls into the store by themselves while I waited in the car, I stop doing that long ago for this very reason.
Anyway. Does anyone know the age of the man? What he looked like?
Oops, wrong thread...
2) if she got fired you better believe the media would have a field day and a lawsuit would follow 3) if Aldi accepted credit cards no one would shop there, the mark up is already marginal and they don't make up for it in bulk like your heavy hitters such as Walmart. They'd be priced out of the market in a year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kabgxkK6GlI