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KISSIMMEE, Fla. -- A man dressed up as Darth Vader used the infamous disguise to scare, and then try to rob, an unsuspecting pizza deliveryman over the weekend. Investigators in Kissimmee have been trying to find him ever since.
"This is a criminal mind trying to think of things to do to victimize people," says Deputy Sheriff Al Dearmas.
Dearmas says a Pizza Best employee drove to a home on Oak Drive in Kissimmee on Sunday night to deliver a pizza. He knocked on the door and then returned to his car after no one answered the door.
Once inside his car, a man wearing black Star Wars clothing, including a Darth Vader mask, approached him and ordered to give him money. The pizza deliveryman was able to drive away, but not before the suspect pulled a stun gun from his pocket and shocked him.
"Thank God nothing happened to the victim. We are very fortunate of that. But things could have been much worse," says Dearmas.
It turns out, the call to order the pizza was made from a public phone located at a pharmacy around the corner from the pizza place.
"We were able to obtain some fingerprints from the pay phone and we have sent it out to FDLE to see if we can have a match," explains Dearmas.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. -- A man dressed up as Darth Vader used the infamous disguise to scare, and then try to rob, an unsuspecting pizza deliveryman over the weekend. Investigators in Kissimmee have been trying to find him ever since.
"This is a criminal mind trying to think of things to do to victimize people," says Deputy Sheriff Al Dearmas.
Dearmas says a Pizza Best employee drove to a home on Oak Drive in Kissimmee on Sunday night to deliver a pizza. He knocked on the door and then returned to his car after no one answered the door.
Once inside his car, a man wearing black Star Wars clothing, including a Darth Vader mask, approached him and ordered to give him money. The pizza deliveryman was able to drive away, but not before the suspect pulled a stun gun from his pocket and shocked him.
"Thank God nothing happened to the victim. We are very fortunate of that. But things could have been much worse," says Dearmas.
It turns out, the call to order the pizza was made from a public phone located at a pharmacy around the corner from the pizza place.
"We were able to obtain some fingerprints from the pay phone and we have sent it out to FDLE to see if we can have a match," explains Dearmas.
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