Pit bull used in terrorizing Norwood business during robbery; New City man arrested
According to authorities, the suspect entered a Norwood business with his pit bull, threatening to have the dog attack employees unless they paid him $7,000.
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Sep 16, 2024, 11:21 AM
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2h agoA 57-year-old New City man has been arrested for allegedly committing a robbery in Norwood, New Jersey, where police say he made terroristic threats.
According to authorities, the suspect entered a Norwood business with his pit bull, threatening to have the dog attack employees unless they paid him $7,000. He also allegedly threatened to kill employees and their family members.
The suspect allegedly held employees against their will for approximately 45 minutes before fleeing with a check.
Police located and apprehended the suspect in New City.
The suspect faces charges related to robbery and making terroristic threats.
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