A US Army infantry soldier at Fort Bragg has been indicted on a slew of serious charges after allegedly robbing a Dominos Pizza delivery woman at gunpoint in Chesapeake Beach, Maryland.
22-year-old Thomas Eugene Harris II was indicted on single counts of armed robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, theft valued less than $100 and second-degree assault after he allegedly enlisted the help of two juveniles in order to rob the delivery driver.
On November 26 of last year, the driver told police that three individuals surrounded her, robbing her for two pizzas and a dessert, worth around forty dollars.
The driver reported that the individual in front of her kept repeating “it’s cold out here,” before the group pounced on her, possibly a code word to the others.
Harris -who was on leave in Maryland during the time of the attack- was allegedly armed with a “stolen handgun from Walmart” during the incident, which implies* the weapon was a BB gun due to Walmart’s 25-year-old practice of not selling handguns.
According to The Calvert Recorder, the juveniles were charged through their age-specific legal system, while Harris was charged and subsequently indicted by a Calvert County grand jury April 16.
The United States Army Criminal Investigations Division is assisting in the case.
*It is also possible there was an error about where the gun was obtained in the report
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