Surveillance video captured a man sticking up a convenience store in Washington State in a fleece animal onsie. (Snohomish County Sheriff's Office)
Authorities say a masked man wanted for a string of convenience store stick-ups in Washington State within the past week pulled off one of the robberies in a fleece animal onesie.
The Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office released surveillance video of the menacing costumed man as he displayed a gun and pepper spray to a clerk at the Trafton General Store in Arlington on Dec. 14 and demanded cash.
“You call the cops, you’re a dead man,” the suspect is heard saying. “You better hurry up! Now! Cash! Move it! Faster!”
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In addition to the onesie -- which was flagged as a giraffe or possibly a bear -- the thief was wearing a hoodie, a camo ski mask and black gloves, the sheriff's office said.
The same suspect also is wanted for robberies at an Everett 7-Eleven, an Everett Pizza Hut and an Arlington 7-Eleven that was robbed twice in a three-day span.
Detectives believe the oversized vest the suspect had on when he robbed the Arlington 7-Eleven had a pillow underneath to "disguise his appearance."
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His most recent stick-up occured Tuesday at the Pizza Hut.
KIRO-TV reported Sunday that the suspect is believed to be a thinly-built, 6-foot, 1-inch man in his forties.
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