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Sioux Falls Police investigating Family Dollar robbery

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Sioux Falls Police are investigating a robbery at the Family Dollar Friday night.

Police say a man walked into the store at 2805 East 10th Street around 6:00 Friday evening.  He gave the clerk a note demanding money.  It also said he had a gun, but witnesses say they never saw one. The man ran from the store with an undisclosed amount of money.

The suspect is described as a black male, six feet tall, 185 to 200 pounds, about 30 years old.  He was wearing a red bandana over his face with a hooded jacket and blue jeans.

Anyone withinformation regarding this incident is asked to contact the Sioux Falls PoliceDepartment or Crimestoppers at 367-7007.

 

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