Suspects Climb Through Drive-Thru Window During Armed Robbery At Southwest Philadelphia McDonald's, Police Say
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- A McDonald's in Southwest Philadelphia was robbed overnight. The incident happened around 1:30 a.m. at the fast-food restaurant on the 7700 block of Lindbergh Boulevard.
McDonald's customers are scratching their heads after hearing about the brazen burglars that targeted the fast-food restaurant on Lindbergh Boulevard by 76th Street in Southwest Philadelphia.
"It's crazy, man. Philly's crazy, man," one customer said. "It's how it is."
Philadelphia police say around 1:30 a.m. a man with a gun and a woman with a knife jumped through one of the drive-thru windows. Once inside the 24-hour restaurant, they demanded more from the safe.
"I think you got to be a little small to fit through that window because the windows are not that wide," a customer said.
CBS3 found police dusting for fingerprints shortly after the crime.
Investigators say the weapon-wielding duo were each wearing ski masks, so authorities have not said what they look like.
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What officers do know is the thieves made off with $1,118 in cash.
No word if the criminals also took off with any food.
"I want to see them catch the guys that did it," a customer said. "Put them away."
Police have not made any arrests.
The investigation is ongoing.
