Police searching for man accused of threatening cashier at Petrolia convenience store
State police are looking for a man they say threatened a cashier at a Butler County convenience store.
Police said James Ganoe threatened an 18-year-old employee of the Petrolia mini-mart on Tuesday.
Ganoe allegedly told him to give him the money that he won in a skills game.
Police said the employee refused and Ganoe pulled out two guns and said he would shoot him.
The employee reportedly gave him $10, and then Ganoe took off.
Ganoe was driving a stolen black Harley Davidson. A photo of him was not available.
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