Man robs customers at gunpoint in Hayes Valley business

Getty Images file photo | Clip artA man armed with a handgun robbed several customers of a Hayes Valley business on Saturday.

A man robbed at gunpoint numerous customers in a Hayes Valley business in broad daylight Saturday afternoon, police Officer Gordon Shyy said.

A man armed with a handgun and dressed in black entered the business in the 200 block of Gough Street some time before noon, Shyy said, and took property from multiple customers.

The suspect fled the scene and is currently at large and police are asking anyone with any information on the suspect to call (415) 575-4444 or text at TIP411 with “SFPD” in the message.

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