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Police in Florida say they locked up a 20-year-old convenience store robber who used his mother as his getaway driver.
Investigators claim Angelo J. Palmieri walked into a Cumberland Farms store in St. Cloud at around 4 a.m. Wednesday and demanded cash while indicating he was carrying a weapon, the Orlando Sentinel reports.
"Don't call the law, there will be no problems," the perp stated, according to the clerk who called 911.
The employee handed over an undisclosed amount of cash, and the suspect fled to the parking lot -- where he allegedly hopped into a car driven by his mother, 47-year-old Cindy M. Willison.
When officers pulled over the mother and son, Palmieri reportedly attempted to flee, but officers managed to take him into custody.
Both have been charged with robbery with a firearm, according to reports posted on the Osceola County Corrections Department's website. Palmieri was also hit with charges of escape and resisting arrest without violence.
Read more at the Orlando Sentinel.
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