An armed man in a skull-print ski mask and black Air Jordan sneakers robbed a Sinclair gas station and convenience store in Montezuma Creek, Utah, on Sept. 18, and now the FBI wants the public's help tracking him down. Investigators have not named a suspect, and the case remains open as agents work to identify the man seen in photos from the scene.
What Happened at the Montezuma Creek Sinclair
According to Gephardt Daily, the FBI is seeking information about an armed robbery at the Sinclair gas station and convenience store in Montezuma Creek. The FBI's Salt Lake City Field Office has asked anyone with information to come forward, though the case details made public so far are limited to the clothing worn by the unidentified robber and the date of the crime.
The robbery itself unfolded on Sept. 18, when an unknown individual armed with a handgun held up the store, as reported by abc4.com.
Distinctive Mask and Sneakers Could Be Key Clues
Investigators are leaning on the suspect's wardrobe as a potential identifying feature. The station's report notes the suspect was wearing a DGK-brand ski mask depicting a skull along with black Air Jordan sneakers, a combination that stands out in the images gathered from the robbery.
Photos provided by the FBI also show the suspect dressed in a black hoodie, dark jeans and black gloves, per the same account. Beyond the clothing described in those images, no further details about the suspect's identity or appearance have been released.
How to Submit a Tip
Anyone with information is asked to contact a local FBI office or submit a tip online through tips.fbi.gov. The FBI Salt Lake City Field Office is handling the case and has asked the public's help identifying the man.
Reported contact numbers for the field office have varied between outlets, so anyone trying to reach the FBI directly by phone should confirm the correct number before calling. The FBI is seeking information about the Montezuma Creek robbery.
