CBS/AP/ November 23, 2010, 11:46 AM

Men Hold Up Pizza Makers, Flee With Wrong Dough

Police in New York City say thieves held up the owners of a pizzeria and then fled with a bag full of dough - the kind that crusts are made of.

Police tell the Daily News that Salvatore LaRosa was charged with robbery.

According to court papers unsealed Monday in Brooklyn Federal Court, on June 30, 2008 LaRosa and an unidentified accomplice followed home the owners of a Staten Island pizzeria.

After donning masks, the papers say, they pointed guns and demanded the men turn over a bag they believed held the day's proceeds.

But instead, the bag was full of pizza dough.

Even though there was no cash in the bag, the robbery victim resisted, and was twice shot in the legs.

After surrendering to police, LaRosa was released on $1 million bail on Monday.

His attorney, James Froccaro, declined to comment.
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siny2010 says:
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thesevenveils says:
Just Wait a minute, The robber, who shot a person twice, was released on bail? Has the Judge gone mad or are he and the robber related somehow?
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jonpluc@aol.com says:
If LaRosa could afford a 1 million dollar bail what the hell was he doing robbing someone in the first place?
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