Man Arrested After Sapulpa Dollar General Robbed

Friday, June 5th 2020, 10:44 am

By: News On 6

SAPULPA -

A man is in the Creek County jail after police said he robbed a Sapulpa Dollar General.

Police said Trentin Richardson took money and a cell phone from two customers who were inside the store, then fired a gun into the ceiling and demanded money from the safe.

Police said while this was going on, a third customer snuck out the back and called 911.

Creek County deputies and Sapulpa Police arrested Richardson as he was leaving the store.

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