Crime & Safety
Armed robbery at Geneva gas station, police investigating
By 
Local reporter
Geneva, New York – On Friday evening the Geneva Police Department responded to a call for armed robbery at a gas station.
According to officers, the robbery happened at Pick Quick gas station on East North Street shortly after 10:30 p.m.
Upon their arrival, it was reported that the suspect who was wearing a full-face covering entered the gas station, displayed a black handgun, and demanded money, officers said.
According to officers, the suspect then left the gas station with an undisclosed amount of money.
The Geneva Police Department is being assisted by the Ontario County Sheriff’s Office.
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