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Farmingdale Convenience Store Robbed at Gunpoint

by The Associated Press - January 28th 2013 08:52pm - Read more Local News

Farmingdale - Police are searching for a woman who robbed a Farmingdale convenience store at gunpoint.

Kennebec County Sheriff's Sgt. Scott Taylor says the suspect entered the Circle K store on Maine Avenue just before 7:30 p.m. Sunday, showed a gun and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash.

Police tell the Kennebec Journal, she left the area on foot.

The woman was described as white and wearing jeans, a dark jacket and something over her face.

Police brought in dog units to look for the woman.

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