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Little Caesars sexual battery suspect caught on video in DeKalb

DeKalb County police say this unidentified man committed sexual battery during a robbery of a Decatur-area Little Caesars pizza restaurant.
DeKalb County police say this unidentified man committed sexual battery during a robbery of a Decatur-area Little Caesars pizza restaurant.
By Joshua Sharpe
March 22, 2017

DeKalb County police need help identifying a man accused of sexual battery against a Little Caesars employee while robbing the restaurant.

The department released security camera footage of the crimes Wednesday, along with a sketch of the suspect. Police said the man robbed the restaurant at 1944 Candler Road outside Decatur on March 11.

It happened at about 12:30 in the morning.

The video shows the man apparently having an employee hand the cash drawer over the counter.

He’s also shown trying to go in the back. But an employee locks the door to keep the robber in the restaurant foyer.

An employee then comes out into the foyer, where the man touches her.

Anyone with information was asked to contact the Commercial Robbery Unit 770-724-7890.

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