Spiderman wanted for early a.m. robbery - Chicago

By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
2/19/2013
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)

Police hoping to find masked bandit with community help.

We hope it wasn't the real superhero, but a bandit wearing a Spider-Man mask, who robbed a 7-11 store in Chicago.

Police are sure it wasn't the real Spider-Man who committed this crime...

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CHICAGO, IL (Catholic Online) - A man wearing a Spider-Man mask held up a Chicago-area 7-11 store in the Montclare neighborhood.

Police say the robber was armed with a pistol during the pre-dawn robbery.

Although nobody was injured, he managed to flee with an undisclosed bounty of cash.

He may not likely face justice at the hands of the real Spider-Man, however the police have webs of their own and hope to catch the masked bandit before he can strike again.

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Keywords: Spiderman, robbery, mask, 7-11, Chicago

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James
3 months ago
lol that was funny

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