Middletown Wendy’s Manager Was Threatened With Knife During Robbery – NBC Connecticut

A Middletown Wendy’s manager was reportedly threatened with a knife by a robber who demanded money from the restaurant’s safe late Monday night.

The incident occurred at the Wendy’s located on South Main Street at approximately 11:20 pm, according to the Middletown Police Department.

The manager told police that a man, described as wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt, entered the restaurant and immediately brandished a knife. He then allegedly demanded money from the safe, while threatening the manager with the knife.

The manager complied with the robber’s demands, handing over an undisclosed amount of cash. The robber then fled the restaurant in an unknown direction.

The manager was not injured during the incident, and no customers were present in the restaurant at the time.

The Middletown Police Department is currently investigating the incident and has requested that anyone with information regarding the robbery contact the department.

The manager of a Wendy’s restaurant in Middletown was reportedly threatened with a knife by a robber who demanded funds from the eatery’s safe late Monday night.

The Middletown Police Department has stated that the incident occurred at the South Main Street Wendy’s at approximately 11:20 pm. According to the manager, a man clad in a grey hooded sweatshirt entered the restaurant and brandished a knife, demanding money from the safe while menacing the manager with the weapon. The manager complied with the robber’s request, relinquishing an undisclosed amount of cash. The robber then abruptly departed the premises.

The manager was not harmed during the incident, and no customers were present in the restaurant at the time of the robbery. The Middletown Police Department is now conducting an investigation and has called on individuals with any pertinent information to contact the department.