He thought he was a smooth criminal.
A robbery suspect was caught on surveillance video trying to target a Subway shop in Houston earlier this year. The Houston Police Department’s Robbery Division released the footage on Wednesday of the June 11 heist.
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Authorities said he was wearing a black and red hat, white gloves, black shirt and black pants, all similar clothing to what the deceased “King of Pop” wore.
The suspect entered the sandwich shop at around 9 p.m. He is seen jumping over the counter and threatening to harm an employee, police said.
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He removed an undisclosed amount of cash from the cash drawer and fled on a bicycle, police said.
Authorities described the suspect as a Black male between 25 to 40 years of age. The Subway employee was not harmed.
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