MAPLEWOOD, MO (KTVI-FOX2now.com) -
Aaron Johnson, 19, and Kammeron Davis, 19, are charged with robbing the Penn Station restaurant on Lindbergh last Saturday. Now Maplewood Police are investigating to determine whether the pair is responsible for robbing the Game Stop in Maplewood Commons Shopping Plaza.
Surveillance video shows two masked men entering the store last week just after it opened at 10:00a.m. One of them was wearing a sweatshirt with what's believed to be a Drunkn Munky logo and jeans. Maplewood Police Detective Kerry Daniels says the robbers were bold, "They held the store manager up at gunpoint. After they got all the money, they put him in a back room, then they fled the store."
A robber wearing a similar jacket with the same logo is believed to have robbed Culpeppers restaurant in the Central West End and Yellowstone Cafe in Town and Country. Holiday shoppers like Crystal Catchup are concerned about the crimes, "It's crazy. It's crazy. It makes you feel not safe because you can't go anywhere without worrying about whether someone is going to come in and rob you."
Maplewood police are concerned about whether the two suspects shown in the surveillance video are the same men behind bars and whether they're responsible for the string of robberies that have left St. Louis area residents unnerved, "Nowhere is safe," said Catchup.
Surveillance video shows two masked men entering the store last week just after it opened at 10:00a.m. One of them was wearing a sweatshirt with what's believed to be a Drunkn Munky logo and jeans. Maplewood Police Detective Kerry Daniels says the robbers were bold, "They held the store manager up at gunpoint. After they got all the money, they put him in a back room, then they fled the store."
A robber wearing a similar jacket with the same logo is believed to have robbed Culpeppers restaurant in the Central West End and Yellowstone Cafe in Town and Country. Holiday shoppers like Crystal Catchup are concerned about the crimes, "It's crazy. It's crazy. It makes you feel not safe because you can't go anywhere without worrying about whether someone is going to come in and rob you."
Maplewood police are concerned about whether the two suspects shown in the surveillance video are the same men behind bars and whether they're responsible for the string of robberies that have left St. Louis area residents unnerved, "Nowhere is safe," said Catchup.
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