A Harlem robber threatened a laundromat worker with the deadly coronavirus during an early Thursday morning stick up, an NYPD spokesperson said.
The potentially-infected thief entered Green Laundry on St. Nicholas Avenue around 3 a.m. and used a pen to write a note to an employee stationed at the business’ counter, police said.
The note claimed that the man had both a pistol and coronavirus and demanded money, an NYPD spokesperson said to Patch.
After handing the worker the note, the robber climbed behind the counter and snatched $23 in cash from a bowl before fleeing the business on foot, police said.
No arrests have been made in connection with the robbery, and the NYPD investigation into the crime is ongoing, a department spokesperson said.
The laundromat employee was not injured during the robbery, police said.
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