Murray police Sgt. Paul Christiansen said a would-be robber walked up to the drive-through window at the restaurant at 5820 South State about 1 a.m. Tuesday, pounded on the glass while waiving a revolver and demanded employees open the front door for him.
Instead, employees ducked behind the counter as the man — described as 6-foot-3, 200 pounds and wearing a black ski mask, gloves and a gray jacket and dark pants — ran to the front of the restaurant.
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"The manager yelled out to him that they were calling police, "Christiansen said. "The suspect then ran away."
The suspect remained at large late Tuesday.
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