Police looking for man who robbed Henry County gas station at gunpoint

Police said they are looking for a man who robbed a Henry County gas station at gunpoint Sunday morning.

In a post on Facebook, Henry County police said the man used a silver semi-automatic handgun to rob the Chevron on Ga. 138 near Stockbridge about 10:45 a.m.

Anyone with information about the identification of the man is asked to contact police at 770-957-9121.

Officials did not provide additional details about the incident or what the man stole.

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