LEWISTON — Police Monday night were still looking for a man who robbed a Rite Aid mid-afternoon Monday of the opiate pain reliever OxyContin.
According to police, the man walked into the Rite Aid at 315 Main St. and demanded the drug. He left by a side door with an undisclosed amount. Police began searching the area for the man, who was described as being about 6 feet tall, wearing a green snorkel parka that covered his head and face.
Police wouldn’t comment on whether the robber had a weapon.
At about the same time, police were involved in three other arrests, including one directly across the street from the Rite Aid in a Central Maine Medical Center parking lot. Lt. Mark Watson said all three arrests were for warrants and were unrelated to the robbery.
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- Lewiston police Cpl. Timothy Darnell gives a Rite Aid customer directions to another store when the Main Street Rite Aid was locked down after a robbery Monday afternoon.
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- Lewiston police officer Jason Nadeau leaves the Main Street Rite Aid after a male entered the store and demanded OxyContin Tuesday afternoon. The man left through a side door with an undisclosed amount of the pain reliever. Police had not located the robber as of Monday night.
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