McDonald's Employee Masked Robbery

Former McDonald’s Employee Iesha Williams Commits Masked Robbery
She Was Recognized and Arrested
Armed Robbery in Tampa Bay

The gestures and stature of 33-year-old Iesha Williams betrayed her when she allegedly entered the McDonald’s at 2835 South Florida Avenue in Tampa Bay, masked, to commit a robbery.

Williams, a former employee of the restaurant, apparently knew all the movements and the exact time she should enter, but her calculations went wrong and she ended up in prison.

It was just after midnight, according to the police report, when the former employee entered the fast food establishment armed and forced the workers to the back, the police said.

The victims noticed something familiar about the robber, but followed her instructions one by one.

HOW WAS IESHA WILLIAMS DISCOVERED?

Former employee, McDonald's, masked, stealing, Iesha Williams, McDonald's Employee Commits Masked Robbery — Former McDonald’s Employee Commits Masked Robbery PHOTO Lakeland Police Department / Shutterstock

They handed over their cell phones and put the cash in a bank bag, details the arrest report.

The assailant left the McDonald’s establishment without any issues.

YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN: Massachusetts man goes on a stabbing spree at AMC and McDonald’s

The victims took the opportunity to seek help from the authorities.

They already had a clue about who the assailant could be.

Employees recognized Williams by “her gestures and stature,” according to the Lakeland Police Department.

However, it was not specified how long the woman had worked in fast food.

It took officers half an hour to locate the suspect, who was driving a deep dark purple Dodge Charger.

«She had changed clothes, but the clothing and mask she wore during the robbery, along with the cash bag and the weapon, were found inside her car,» the Lakeland Police stated in a release.

Iesha Williams was taken into custody that same night.

Additionally, she was charged with armed robbery, four counts of armed kidnapping, and four counts of tampering in a first-degree felony proceeding.

She remains in custody without bail.

Her record does not specify what motivated her to return to her former place of work to rob it. However, it indicates that she allegedly confessed to the robbery.