Robbery - 1100 Dundalk Ave., Baltimore, MD

2008-05-09

Robbery A male driver for Potomac Corp. was stopped in the 1100 block of Dundalk Ave. about 2:30 p.m. Friday when a gunman forced his way into passenger's side of the vehicle and ordered the man to drive off. A few blocks away, the gunman ordered the driver to stop and robbed him of more than $500 before fleeing on foot.

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