The three men wearing dark cloths entered the Du Drop store in Madison Heights on Tuesday. They pointed a gun at the owner, Sarla Patel, grabbed some cash and the fled the scene.
"Today, It's happened to me tomorrow somebody else," wset.Com quoted Patel as saying.
Patel has no visible injures but the emotional wounds of being held at gunpoint run deep.
"I didn't sleep for two nights. Every time that scene come to in my mind," said Patel.
Patel and her husband opened the Du Drop convenience store in Madison Heights 9 years ago.
"They just always used the bad language and just say 'give me the money, give me the money'," said Patel.
The report, however, did not mention how much cash was lost.
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