Robbery

I guess no place is off limits when it comes to robbery these days. Right?

A surveillance camera at a Detroit gas station captured a robbery that went violent. Nobody helped the victim.

This is what a person looks like that could possibly do such a thing.

A quick thinking employee uses hot coffee as a weapon to stop a possible robbery. Ouch... I bet that hurt. See it on the security video.

There is a special place for people who do this sort of thing. A boy riding on a skateboard snatched more than $550 from a Girl Scout troop Sunday as he rolled by their cookie stand at a San Bernardino County, Calif., grocery store.

It sounds almost too ridiculous to be real. Unfortunately, a Fenton area family says it is real for them. Here's what happened.

Personally I'm not the most noble person in the world so I can safely say that I would not turn my own child into the police. At least not right away. Edward Cunniff of Quincy, Massachusetts found himself in that situation. He was checking out photos of Massachusetts' most-wanted criminals online. He saw a photo of an unidentified woman who'd robbed three banks in July.

On the Cars 108 morning show today Steph and I were talking about a robbery that happened in downtown Flint.The robbery took place at the Flint Crepe Company. I want to add it's a great place to eat in downtown Flint. Personally I feel very safe in the downtown area and I know a lot of you do to. What caught my attention about the story was how at ease the robber appeared to be when breaking into

Not only did Roy Mitchell's mom interrupt his robbery attempt at a Missouri gas station, she called the cops on him. And it was all caught on surveillance tape!

It’ll be a while before Roy Mitchell can live this one down. The 22-year-old made a pit stop at a gas station convenience store for a bag of Doritos… oh, and everything in the cash register. Too bad he forgot his mom was there, and he was forced to watch her step in, snatch the gun and escort him out, scolding him the entire way.

In an attempt to garner the title "World's Meanest Robbers," a couple in Houston held up a charity lemonade stand run by 13-year-old Chelsea Edwards and her two friends. Gage Turner, 20, and Amber Umbarger, 21, allegedly approached the lemonade booth, inquired about the cost and then grabbed the money jar and ran.