RANDOLPH, MASS. (WHDH) - Two Randolph police cruisers crashed while responding to an armed robbery at a gas station Tuesday afternoon.
Officers responded to Prestige Gas on North Main street around 1:20 p.m. after a masked man armed pointed a semiautomatic handgun at a cashier, demanding money.
Officials say he got away with nearly 400 dollars in cash.
While responding to the scene, two Randolph police cruisers cased at the intersection of Mitchell and Royal Streets. The officers driving were taken to a hospital with several injuries but are expected to be okay.
Police describe the suspect involved as six feet tall, wearing a short-sleeve shirt with blue or olive shorts, white and black sneakers, with black gloves and a blue Red Sox baseball hat over a ski mask.
The robbery and crash are under investigation at this time.
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