Two suspects, one armed with an AK 47 and another with a semi-automatic handgun, robbed the Puma Store at Orlando Premium Outlets on Thursday night.
The suspects entered the store at 8200 Vineland Road through an unlocked rear door, Orlando police said.
The store manager told investigators, one of the suspects pointed a gun and ordered him to “give him everything,” according to the Incident Report.
He was forced to empty the safe and handed over an undisclosed amount of cash, police said.
A field manager, supervising rennovation work at the store, after closing time, also had a gun pointed at him. However, several construction workers present in the front of the store at the time of the armed robbery, did not witness the incident.
The victims described the suspects as light skinned Hispanic males, who wore black ski-type masks and gloves. They also wore black hoodies and black pants.
The suspects fled the store via the parking garage, in an unknown vehicle.
No on was injured in the robbery.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crimeline at # 1-800-423-TIPS.
