The suspect then walked behind the customer service counter and grabbed a bank bag. As the suspect attempted to leave he grabbed the victim's shirt and began pulling and pushing the victim.

Hernando County Sheriff Detectives Investigating Robbery At Gaming Business.

SPRING HILL, FL. – Hernando County Sheriff’s Office is seeking a man who became irate, assaulted a gaming store employee, and made off with cash on Sunday.

On Sunday, just after 1:30 p.m., Hernando County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to “Fish Games Skill Games” located at 3484 Commercial Way in Spring Hill in regards to a Commercial Robbery.

A customer in the establishment called 9-1-1 to report the incident after deputies say another customer became irate and demanded money from an employee. 

While demanding money, the suspect struck the employee.

Upon arrival, deputies met with the victim, saying that one of his regular customers, who he knows only by the first name, was playing on one of the gaming systems for approximately 90 minutes.

The victim told deputies that the customer began complaining about “losing money.”

As the victim waited on another customer at the counter, the suspect approached the counter and stated he was “owed $240.” 

The victim verified that no money was due to be paid to the suspect and told the suspect he was not owed any money. 

The suspect then demanded $240 in cash, which was the amount of money he lost playing the gaming system this day.  The suspect told the victim if he didn’t give him the money, he was going to hurt him.

The suspect then walked behind the customer service counter and grabbed a bank bag.  As the suspect attempted to leave he grabbed the victim’s shirt and began pulling and pushing the victim.

The victim retrieved the bank bag after providing the suspect with the $240 he demanded.  The suspect then left the establishment.

Deputies spoke with witnesses on the scene and reviewed surveillance video from the establishment.  Both the witness statements and video matched the victim’s account of the incident.

The case has been turned over to Major Case detectives for investigation.  In addition to processing physical evidence retrieved from the scene, detectives will attempt to identify and locate the suspect.

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