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Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

And they seemed to have no idea where he'd turn up next. There's no set pattern, a Sacramento County Sheriff's Sergeant said. It's all a big lotto. Restaurants that hadn't experienced robberies were also finding holes on their roofs. Police suspected that in those cases, the rooftop robber had been scared off.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

And they seemed to have no idea where he'd turn up next. There's no set pattern, a Sacramento County Sheriff's Sergeant said. It's all a big lotto. Restaurants that hadn't experienced robberies were also finding holes on their roofs. Police suspected that in those cases, the rooftop robber had been scared off.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

A repairman in the Sacramento area who closed up eight rooftop holes said the robber was clearly determined. He said he had dug through asphalt and sheet metal and even used an axe to chop through a roof in one location. The police started asking the public for help. They set up a hotline for any tips. And they also released a description of who they thought the rooftop robber was.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

A repairman in the Sacramento area who closed up eight rooftop holes said the robber was clearly determined. He said he had dug through asphalt and sheet metal and even used an axe to chop through a roof in one location. The police started asking the public for help. They set up a hotline for any tips. And they also released a description of who they thought the rooftop robber was.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

This is not the kind of person family members would be suspicious of, an investigator told a reporter. When they picture the kind of person who can rob, they don't see him. The investigator also said that the suspect was motivated by money and, quote, has a good relationship with his mother. She added, you can just tell that by the polite way he treats people.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

This is not the kind of person family members would be suspicious of, an investigator told a reporter. When they picture the kind of person who can rob, they don't see him. The investigator also said that the suspect was motivated by money and, quote, has a good relationship with his mother. She added, you can just tell that by the polite way he treats people.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

And then, a month later in May of 2000, a masked man entered the McDonald's in Belmont, North Carolina. He put Mervat Fayyad and her co-workers in the walk-in cooler and shortly after was caught by police. His name was Jeffrey Manchester. He was 28 years old and had a rifle, drills, pry tools, and hammers with him and a nylon bag stuffed with $8,000. He was also carrying a military ID.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

And then, a month later in May of 2000, a masked man entered the McDonald's in Belmont, North Carolina. He put Mervat Fayyad and her co-workers in the walk-in cooler and shortly after was caught by police. His name was Jeffrey Manchester. He was 28 years old and had a rifle, drills, pry tools, and hammers with him and a nylon bag stuffed with $8,000. He was also carrying a military ID.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

He was in the Army Reserves. The police put Jeffrey Manchester into the back of their car and drove him over to the McDonald's that had just been robbed to see if the employees recognized him.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

He was in the Army Reserves. The police put Jeffrey Manchester into the back of their car and drove him over to the McDonald's that had just been robbed to see if the employees recognized him.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

The officers had also found Mervat's keys, the ones he took, because they had a can of pepper spray on them. They gave them back to her. The McDonald's employees looked at security footage from outside the restaurant to figure out how he might have gotten to their store in the first place.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

The officers had also found Mervat's keys, the ones he took, because they had a can of pepper spray on them. They gave them back to her. The McDonald's employees looked at security footage from outside the restaurant to figure out how he might have gotten to their store in the first place.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

There was a ladder to the roof attached to the side of the McDonald's, but the bottom six feet or so were locked behind a cage to prevent people from climbing up on it. Mervatt says the video showed him jumping up onto the unlocked part of the ladder and climbing up.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

There was a ladder to the roof attached to the side of the McDonald's, but the bottom six feet or so were locked behind a cage to prevent people from climbing up on it. Mervatt says the video showed him jumping up onto the unlocked part of the ladder and climbing up.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

She says it looked like he first tried to dig through the ceiling into the bathroom, but they'd just installed sheetrock and he couldn't get through it. He ended up coming through the ceiling of the stockroom in the back of the restaurant.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

She says it looked like he first tried to dig through the ceiling into the bathroom, but they'd just installed sheetrock and he couldn't get through it. He ended up coming through the ceiling of the stockroom in the back of the restaurant.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

Skye Pooley, along with another agent, got on a plane to North Carolina.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

Skye Pooley, along with another agent, got on a plane to North Carolina.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

Just eat a spoonful of peanut butter.

Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1

Just eat a spoonful of peanut butter.