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Robbery at Hy-Vee Gas is Crime of the Week

Robbery at Hy-Vee Gas is Crime of the Week

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Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) – This week Crime Stoppers is seeking to assist the Springfield Police Department to identify an individual reference a theft that occurred on October 3rd around 10pm at Hy-Vee Gas Station located at 1025 Outer Park, in Springfield.

A suspect entered the gas station just before 10pm wearing a red Hy-Vee shirt over the top of a grey hoodie as well as a mask covering his face.

The man walked behind the counter and took over $1,000 in cash from a safe.  Photos of the individual can be found on the website, cashfortips.us.

If you have any information regarding this incident or can identify the suspect, call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 217-788-8427, submit a tip on their website, or use the P3 app.

If your tip results in an arrest you could receive a cash reward up to $2500.

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