Springfield man charged in robbery of pizza delivery driver

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A Springfield man was in court Friday charged in connection to the robbery of a pizza delivery driver.

Andrew Collins, 19, was charged with robbery in Clark County Municipal Court. He pleaded not guilty and his bond was set at $10,000.

A Springfield pizza delivery driver reported being robbed while fueling his car at a gas station.

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Authorities were called to Donatos Pizza on North Limestone Saturday where a driver told them he was robbed of money. He told police he was at the gas pump when a man approached him demanding he stop interacting with his girlfriend, an employee at the pizza chain.

The man denied doing so and was eventually attacked, the report says.

“(The driver) stated the suspect then pushed him up against his car and stated ‘empty your pockets and give me your money or I’m going to shoot you,’” the report says.

The driver then allegedly gave Collins $32, the report says. The suspect then reportedly threatened the man and said he was part of a gang.

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This is the second pizza delivery robbery reported to Springfield police in recent weeks. Officers were called to the 800 block of West High Street on Nov. 11 where a driver reported being robbed at gunpoint.

In that case, the driver reported that about $70 worth of food was taken.

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Martas Dearmond, 20, was indicted on a charge of aggravated robbery in that case.

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