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Posted: 8:05 PM Jul 6, 2008
Last Updated: 8:05 PM Jul 6, 2008
Reporter: Kristina Hamilton
Email Address: Kristina.Hamilton@wjhg.com

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A clothing store, just weeks away from closing its doors, has been robbed.

An employee of the Goody's family clothing store located at 535 23rd Street in Panama City was robbed Saturday night.

According to Panama City police officials, around 9:30 a Goody's employee was forced into a back office. Then the employee gave the robber a considerable amount of money.

Police said the suspect who got away is a white male wearing a gray hooded shirt and sunglasses. They believe no weapons were used in this robbery and the Goody's employee was not injured. However, a large amount of money was taken by the white male.

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