Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint in brazen holdup caught on security camera
Police are searching for three suspects investigators say were caught on video robbing a pizza delivery man in Howard County. Officers say the armed robbery happened at 9:21 p.m. on May 18 in the 9300 block of Pirates Cove in Columbia, Maryland. (Video: Howard County Police)
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Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint in brazen holdup caught on security camera
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