Police are looking for two men who robbed a Greenwood restaurant.
Around 1:30 a.m. Monday, two men with their faces covered walked into Waffle House, 1069 E. Main St.
One of the men had a handgun, pointed it at an employee and told the worker to stay back, according to a report from the Greenwood Police Department.
The other man pulled the drawer out of the cash register, which had about $200 cash, the report said.
The men then ran into a nearby parking lot. Two customers were in the restaurant when the restaurant was robbed, but no one was injured, and no shots were fired.
One customer reported seeing a small white car, similar to a Dodge Neon, with a back spoiler, drive away after the men left, the report said.
The restaurant’s surveillance system caught the two men on video, and employees said the men were in their late teens or 20s and were about 5-foot-8.
No one has been arrested.
