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Updated: 3:43 PM Jul 16, 2008
Gas station attendant struck by gas thief
South Bend There's literal pain at the pump at the Town and Country BP, as a thief drives off with the gas station worker on the hood of her car. Posted: 11:58 PM Jun 30, 2008Reporter: Marcie Kobriger Email Address: marcie.kobriger@wndu.com |
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As gas prices reach record highs, criminals stoop to new lows. A thief drove off with her tank full, and a gas station attendant on her hood.
It happened Sunday afternoon at the Town and Country BP in South Bend.
Gas station management says the woman was trying to leave without paying for her gas after she'd gotten into a disagreement with the attendant.
The attendant then went outside and stood in front of the woman’s car to try and stop her, but it didn't work.
“My assistant was thrown up on the hood she was stunned so she grabbed to hang on and when she made the turn out of the parking lot onto McKinley, it threw my assistant onto the ground,” station manager Ben Clark tells us.
The attendant is home recovering after being treated for some pretty nasty road rash and torn ligaments.
The driver was a black female, about 5 foot 6 driving a dark blue older Buick or Oldsmobile with temporary plates.
If you have any information about this incident, please call South Bend Police at 235-9361.
UPDATE: Police believe they have arrested the woman responsible for the crime. WNDU.com has complete coverage of the arrest.
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