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Police Searching For Robbery Suspects

Racine police are searching for suspects who intentionally crashed into a woman's car and took the cash deposit she was taking to work, according to police.

 

Racine police are searching for two male suspects who allegedly robbed a woman that was taking the cash deposit to the McDonald's restaurant, 3037 Douglas Avenue, where she worked as a manager.

The incident happened about 9:40 a.m. Tuesday in the 3000 block of Douglas Avenue.

Two men driving an older model Tahoe or Suburban are suspected of intentionally crashing into the woman's car in the 3000 block of Douglas Avenue in the City of Racine. The men are suspected of taking the cash and a cell phone from the woman, according to preliminary reports.

The vehicle had a temporary tag and was last seen going east on Carlton Avenue. The driver was last seen wearing a Brewer's hat.

*This version of the story corrected the address of the McDonald's restaurant.

Related Topics: Caledonia Police Department, McDonald's, Racine Police Department, and Robbery

Terri

10:22 am on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

I'm entirely confused - why would she have been taking the cash deposit to work?

I do certainly hope they find the suspects!

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Dan Dahlen

10:26 am on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Why was she taking a deposit TO work?

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Denise Lockwood

10:26 am on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

She was coming from getting it at the bank and taking it into work.

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Denise Lockwood

10:42 am on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

@Dan... good question. The preliminary reports called it that, so it may not be the best description... but the report isn't done and I don't have all of the details yet.

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JQCitizen

12:47 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

She was probably bringing in change - singles and coin - so they probably didn't get away with much.

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Karen Itzenhuiser

12:52 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Sounds like an inside job to me. Either she told someone or someone else at work knew she had money with her. In no way was this a random act.

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Aleesha Davis

3:39 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

I agree with Karen. Having worked in fastfood, it sounds like someone either knew what this woman was doing (change order or what have you) or she was failing miserably on the safety procedures of cash drops or pickups. Either way, I do hope they are caught.

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Caledonia Retiree

4:13 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

You gotta admit-crooks today are getting more and more clever. Too bad that cleverness isn't used to get and hold a JOB!!!

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Jane

6:14 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

All fast food needs to have an armored truck pick up their money. They are putting their workers life in danger. Not to mention the car was crashed. Bet the employees insurance had to cover it.

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Denise Lockwood

10:35 am on Sunday, January 27, 2013

@John and Avenging, it's standard practice within crime reporting not to report just race when it's the only physical description we have. Now if I had more of a description like -- a 5'5'' tall white guy who is bald and has blue eyes, we'd use race. But saying they are looking for a white guy or a black guy isn't descriptive enough, nor is it useful. It's not about having people's feelings hurt, and I've been writing about crime well before Obama was in office (14 years). So, *shrug* I'm not going there.

John Taxthepoor

9:09 am on Sunday, January 27, 2013

If they put in descriptions, the black community might have its feelings hurt.Just not enough Obama stash to keep them home and not commit crimes. PUT IN ALL RACE SCRIPTORS PLEASE. If its whitey, blackie, brownie, spicey. curried....

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