An employee of Shake Shack in Phoenix, Arizona, has been charged with armed robbery after allegedly robbing the restaurant at gunpoint on August 3. Keondre Simmons, 33, reportedly called out of work before arriving at the restaurant to commit the robbery. According to court documents, he forced two co-workers into a walk-in cooler and stole approximately $2,800 from the store's safe. After the robbery, both victims managed to escape the cooler, but Simmons returned and ordered them to kneel at gunpoint before destroying their cellphones. Investigators later identified Simmons as the suspect, and he was arrested two days later while wearing his work uniform. He faces charges of armed robbery, aggravated assault, and kidnapping, with a court appearance scheduled for August 25.
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Arizona Shake Shack employee charged with armed robbery of his workplace
Keondre Simmons, a Shake Shack employee in Phoenix, Arizona, has been charged with armed robbery after allegedly robbing the restaurant on August 3. He reportedly forced two co-workers into a cooler and stole $2,800 before returning to work in uniform two days later. Simmons is scheduled to appear in court on August 25.
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