Police: PA Man Accused of Robbing Pizza Shop Said he Was Having a ‘Bad Day’

We've all had our bad days. Usually though, people having bad days don't decide to go and rob a pizza shop.

That's exactly what Pennsylvania man is accused of doing.

Pennsylvania State police are looking for a man who allegedly brought a shotgun into a Fayette County pizza shop Saturday evening. PA state police said in a news release that the man carried the weapon and a camouflage bag into the Fox's Pizza in German Township at 8:15 p.m. and demanded cash.

TribLive.com reports that the suspect told the female employee that he was having a “bad day,” and the employee put money from the cash register into the suspect's bag.

Police said he fled on foot and it is uncertain just how much cash he got away with.

Employees described the suspect as a white man, between 5 feet, 10 inches and 6 feet tall, weighing about 180 pounds with dark-colored eyes. He was wearing black gloves, camouflage pants and jacket, a white T-shirt and a camouflage mask. The shotgun had a long barrel with a wood stock. Anyone with information is asked to call police at 724-415-1012.