By Sam Frizell
A man suspected of holding up a convenience store in Baltimore this week tried to use an Uber as a getaway car, police said.
Dashawn Terrell Cochran took a bottle of Tylenol cold medicine to the register of a store in Parkville, Maryland on early Wednesday morning, ABC reports, before pointing a gun at an employee and demanding money.
Officers tracked Cochran after he left with cash and got into the back of a silver Lexus. When officers pulled the car over, the driver said he worked for Uber.
Police said they released the driver and a second passenger after it determined they “had nothing to do with the robbery.”
[ABC]
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