A man from Phoenix is accused of leading a Shake Shack employee to a walk-in cooler at gunpoint and then forcing the store manager to open the safe, from which he allegedly took approximately $2,800. Prosecutors have stated that the incident occurred recently, and the suspect returned to work just two days later.
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Phoenix man accused of holding Shake Shack employees at gunpoint during robbery
A Phoenix man has been charged with holding Shake Shack employees at gunpoint during a robbery, demanding access to the store's safe. He reportedly took around $2,800 and returned to work shortly after the incident.
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Bonehead Shake Shack employee held coworkers at gunpoint and returned to work two days later: prosecutors
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Phoenix man accused of holding Shake Shack employees at gunpoint during robbery