Police: Roy Rogers Worker Robbed While Making Bank Deposit

Police are looking for two males whom they’ve linked to the daytime robbery of a Roy Rogers employee in Germantown last week.

The robbery was dispatched to police at around 10 a.m. Sept. 16. Montgomery County police released surveillance photos of the males Wednesday with hopes someone would recognize them.

Police said a woman was robbed outside the PNC Bank at 13704 Middlebrook Road, where she had driven in order to make a deposit for the Roy Rogers on Wisteria Drive, less than a mile away.

The  was pulled to the ground, her deposit bag taken, before the robber made off to a getaway driver parked nearby, police said in a news release.

Detectives have homed in on two males who appear in surveillance footage ordering food at the same Roy Rogers, 12907 Wisteria Drive, moments before the robbery was reported, Cpl. Rebecca Innocenti, a police spokeswoman, told Patch.

Investigators claim that the customers followed the woman to the PNC after ordering food, Innocenti said.

Police are looking for two white males in their 30s. One of them—the person whom police said committed the robbery—was wearing a white baseball cap, a gray sweatshirt and black shorts. The other male was wearing a gray-and-black sweater with the number “38” and the words “Los Angeles” on the front, and the letters “LA” on the back. 

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Anyone with information about this robbery or the suspects is asked to call 240-773-5100.  Those who wish to remain anonymous may call Crime Solvers of Montgomery County toll-free at 1-866-411-TIPS (8477) or leave a Crime Solvers tip here.