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Thousands stolen from McKendrick’s Steakhouse in Dunwoody

An unidentified man wearing a black mask, a black short sleeved shirt, white gloves, dark jeans and black sneakers stole a bag full of money belonging to McKendrick’s Steakhouse (Courtesy Dunwoody Police Department)
An unidentified man wearing a black mask, a black short sleeved shirt, white gloves, dark jeans and black sneakers stole a bag full of money belonging to McKendrick’s Steakhouse (Courtesy Dunwoody Police Department)
By Taylor West
June 26, 2014

An unknown suspect got away with more than $25,000 from McKendrick’s Steakhouse in Dunwoody Thursday morning.

A man had just returned from the bank to the restaurant located in 4000 block of Ashford Dunwoody Road and had a bag of the restaurant’s money, at which time an unidentified man approached him from behind with a large silver handgun, according to Dunwoody police.

The suspect took the bag containing $26,400 from the victim and jumped into a car, where a second suspect was inside and the two drove away. Police reported the vehicle is a silver medium sized four-door sedan with dark tinted windows.

The suspect was wearing a black mask, a black short sleeved shirt, white gloves, dark jeans and black sneakers, according to police.

Anyone with information is requested to contact Dunwoody police at 678-382-6911.

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