Imboden Business owner Walks In On Armed Burglary Suspect, Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office Investigating

 
When Imboden business owner walked in his business on Friday the last thing he expected was to be face to face with a burglar armed with a tire tool, but that’s exactly what happened. Doug Swink owner of Foothills Entertainment told Imbodenlive when he entered his building at around 7 am the armed suspect instructed him to walk from the back of the building to the front and stated “he did not want to hurt anyone, he just needed money for his kids”. Swink said there was a few dollars in the drawer but apparently not enough for him to take. After the robber forced Mr. Swink into the front of the business, he fled leaving in a Black Dodge pickup.
 
The suspect is described as a white male, 5 foot 6 inches tall, around 170 pounds wearing a mask, green hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans. The suspect fled in what is described as a black Dodge pickup truck with trash in the back having a white decal on the rear glass behind the driver. Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office Detective Andrew Turner ask if anyone has information on this to contact the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office.
 
As deputies were investigating this, they discovered a second attempted break in at Pig-N-Out Bar-B-Que, Owner Carrie Wilson informed us they arrived to find the back door had a window broken out but the building was not entered and nothing had been taken.
 
Lawrence County Investigators are asking for the public help, if you have seen this vehicle or suspect, please contact the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office at 870-886-2525 or you can email tips online at tips@lawrencecountysheriffsoffice.com.
 
For more information on the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office, visit their site at www.lawrencecountysheriffsoffice.com .