Northern Kentucky police departments are investigating three similar convenience-store robberies from late last week.
"Based on everything we know about each of these three crimes, we think it's probably the same suspect," said Casey Kilgore, a Fort Thomas police detective.
The Citgo gas station on Royal Drive in Fort Mitchell was robbed at 1 a.m. July 15. Fort Mitchell police were called after a man with a gun entered and demanded money, then fled with about $90.
The store's video camera shows the robber as a white male, about 5-foot-4, wearing an oversized gray and blue hooded sweatshirt and a scarf. He carried a large, black frame pistol with a wooden grip, witnesses told police.
At 2:30 p.m. July 16, the BP gas station at the corner of Highland and Grand avenues in Fort Thomas was robbed at gunpoint by a man in a blue hooded sweatshirt, Kilgore said. The robber stole $350 from the station, he said.
Kilgore said a BP in Florence also was robbed last week and that the Florence, Fort Mitchell and Fort Thomas police departments are working together.
TOP STORIES
Symphony must weigh finances and fine art
Music Hall 'wish list' goal to keep patrons coming back
10% won't make the cut at NKU
Priest gets 5 years' probation
Springer 'buys in' to convention
IN THE TRISTATE
Clifton funeral home coming down despite fight
Clerk: Deerfield bills not arriving
Salon, spa fail to get Deerfield Twp. OK
HUD to take pulse of English Woods
Dangerous lead levels found in more homes
Found at shooting, python in custody
Homicide detective enjoys tough job
Crowd debates Kings levy
Delegates' welcome in Boston canceled
Harris expected to lead Senate
Nuclear recycling plant construction starts soon
Sierra Club suit to target DP&L alleged pollution
Public gets 1st look at I-74 signals idea
Four area educators named to state panel
Cincinnati police support troubled Tasers
Doctors help overseas travelers prepare
Neighbors briefs
Public safety briefs
ENQUIRER COLUMNISTS
Good Things Happening
LIVES REMEMBERED
Paul Angelo, 88, Green Twp. chief, security officer
Khau Thi Nguyen, 104, brought family from Vietnam in 1976
KENTUCKY STORIES
Man who shot bear refuses plea bargain
Police see link in 3 gas station robberies
Losing his fastball, maybe?
Judge restricts contact with kids
Human Rights panel may be reorganized
Embattled judge finds new job
Zimbabwe drops charges against Kentucky doctor
Road upkeep ballot- bound
Hemmers disagree on Senate choices
Kentucky news briefs