SOUTH UNION TOWNSHIP, Pa.,None — Authorities said a grocery store worker was assaulted while trying to prevent a robbery in South Union Township on Wednesday.
Police said Christopher Mills and Amy Agnew tried to steal $170 worth of meat from Adrian's Market.
When a store security guard confronted Agnew, workers said Mills punched the guard six times in the face.
Adrian Chesler, the store's owner, said Agnew made a mistake that helped lead to her arrest.
"During the scuffle, she dropped her cell phone," Chesler said. "Police confiscated it and it had her picture on it."
Mills and Agnew were arrested a short time later and are in jail on $100,000 bond, police said.
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