A man wearing a Spider-Man mask has robbed a second Central Florida location, and police think the robberies are connected.Watch the reportTuesday night's target -- the Subway on State Road 436 near Ronald Reagan Boulevard -- is directly across the street from a police station.According to police, the man entered the store after 10 p.m. and demanded money from the employees. He pointed a handgun at an employee's face and told her to open the register. He ran off once he received the cash.Surveillance video: 'Spider-Man' robs Subway"Any time a weapon is used, you are in fear for your life. The fact of the matter is they are considered dangerous," said Altamonte Springs police spokesman Robert Pelton.A perimeter was set up and K-9 units were called in to search the area. K-9s sniffed out a short track, indicating a getaway driver may have been involved.Detectives said they are reviewing the surveillance video.A month ago, a robber in a Spider-Man mask armed with a long gun burst into the 7-Eleven on Lake Destiny Road. The robber and his accomplice stole money from the register and took off."There is nothing funny about the Spider-Man mask," said Pelton. "This is a very dangerous situation that both store clerks faced."In both robberies, the man in the Spider-Man mask wore a red, fur-lined hunting hat and the words he used during the robberies were the same.14277264

A man wearing a Spider-Man mask has robbed a second Central Florida location, and police think the robberies are connected.

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Tuesday night's target -- the Subway on State Road 436 near Ronald Reagan Boulevard -- is directly across the street from a police station.

According to police, the man entered the store after 10 p.m. and demanded money from the employees. He pointed a handgun at an employee's face and told her to open the register. He ran off once he received the cash.

Surveillance video: 'Spider-Man' robs Subway

"Any time a weapon is used, you are in fear for your life. The fact of the matter is they are considered dangerous," said Altamonte Springs police spokesman Robert Pelton.

A perimeter was set up and K-9 units were called in to search the area. K-9s sniffed out a short track, indicating a getaway driver may have been involved.

Detectives said they are reviewing the surveillance video.

A month ago, a robber in a Spider-Man mask armed with a long gun burst into the 7-Eleven on Lake Destiny Road. The robber and his accomplice stole money from the register and took off.

"There is nothing funny about the Spider-Man mask," said Pelton. "This is a very dangerous situation that both store clerks faced."

In both robberies, the man in the Spider-Man mask wore a red, fur-lined hunting hat and the words he used during the robberies were the same.