Authorities are calling him the "apologetic robber," a man who held up a suburban St. Louis pharmacy then said he was sorry as he went out the door.
The robbery happened Tuesday at Goldsmith Pharmacy on the first floor of a medical building in Town and Country. Reports say the robber told victims he was stealing morphine for a sick friend.
Investigators say the robber had a .22-caliber rifle, but was told the pharmacy doesn't stock morphine. The robber pointed the rifle at the pharmacist and told her the morphine was in a safe. He was given 22 tablets and left, apologizing on his way out.
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