**PLEASE SHARE** The New Jersey State Police is seeking the public’s assistance with identifying a man who robbed a business at gunpoint yesterday morning in Monroeville, N.J. On Wednesday, November 1, at 11:45 a.m., a male suspect entered “The Store" located at 664 State Highway 77, brandished a weapon, and demanded cash. The suspect covered his face with a bandanna before entering the business, but was captured on video surveillance without it just prior to entering. He fled the scene after the business employee gave him cash from the register. The first portion of the surveillance video was slowed, which shows the suspect’s face unobscured. Anyone with information is asked to please contact the NJSP Woodstown Station Detective Bureau at 856-769-0779. Anonymous tips are welcome. Please like and share so we can stop this guy before he can do this again! Posted by New Jersey State Police on Thursday, November 2, 2017

UPPER PITTSGROVE TWP. -- New Jersey State Police are asking for the public's help in finding an armed man who held up a rural business.

The robbery was captured on video which police have posted on social media in an attempt to find the suspect.

Around 11:45 a.m. Wednesday the robber entered The Store at 664 Route 77, at the intersection of Swedesboro Road.

The video released by state police shows the man outside approaching the business and then, when he's inside, brandishing a handgun and ordering an employee to give him cash.

Police did not say how much money was taken. Once the man got the cash he fled.

An armed man robbed The Store at the intersection of Route 77 and Swedesboro Road in Upper Pittsgrove Township Wednesday, state police said. (Google Maps)

Police say that in the first part of the video they released, the robber's face can be seen. Once he entered the business, he covered his face with a bandana.

There were no injuries reported in the robbery.

The Store is located in a rural second if Upper Pittsgrove Township.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the State Police's Woodstown Station's Detective Bureau at 856-769-0779. Anonymous tips are welcome, authorities say.

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