Florida Woman Tries To Rob A Mcdonalds With A Perfume Bottle

Author Babs

September 30th, 2021 2:02 PM

Reports tell us that a woman in Bonita Springs named Laurie Ann Oakes, tried to rob a Mcdonalds with a perfume bottle. She went to the window and said Im there to rob u. She had on a mask and a bottle of an unknown perfume. The McDonald’s clerk pushed Laurie out of the drive-thru window and locked it. The same woman then tried to go rob a circle K. She told them “ Give Me All of your money or I’m gonna shoot you”. The clerk at the gas station told her to leave. Cops found Laurie 15 minutes later. She was charged with attempted robbery

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