Be honest here. What would you do if an attacker came at you with a fire extinguisher? A gas station in Georgia was robbed by a man armed with an extinguisher, spraying chemicals all over the place. He also used it to smash the glass. 

Georgia man robs gas station with a fire extinguisher 

Police officers in South Fulton, Georgia need your help identifying a man who robbed a gas station with a fire extinguisher and a belt. He wore a mask as he targeted a Shell station at 6350 Fulton Industrial Blvd. 

He sprayed the clerk with chemicals through a service window in an attempt to gain access to the main office. But he failed to break in. 

According to WSBTV, police officers shared that he broke a glass cabinet near the register and stole boxes of electronic vapes before fleeing on foot. 

Workers and local authorities believe the man is a local, but it’s surprising that he didn’t have a getaway car. He was wearing a long-sleeved white shirt, dark grey, blue, or black sweatpants, and dark socks. For some reason, he didn’t have any shoes. 

If you have any related information please contact the South Fulton Police Department at 479-809-7379. 

According to firefighters, the chemicals in a fire extinguisher are non-toxic. However, they can cause skin, eye, and respiratory irritation. 

They can be harmful when ingested or inhaled. Seek medical attention if you experience adverse effects. Also, please don’t use me for medical advice. I’m a truck journalist, not a doctor. Now, let’s help those peachy Georgia officers catch this criminal!