Gas Station Attendant Dragged During Robbery

Middletown Township, NJ - Township police are seeking information regarding the August robbery of a Route 36 gas station.
At 7:25 p.m. on Aug. 15, an unknown suspect pulled into the 76 Gas Station in the Belford section of the township and asked for $10 in fuel.
After the suspect paid the attendant, they grabbed ahold of the attendant's apron – which is where the attendant kept his currency – and then dragged the attendant toward Route 36.
The attendant was dragged approximately 35 feet before the apron ripped away and the vehicle then proceeded north on Route 36, police said.
The suspect made off with approximately $1,500 in cash and the nail apron, which had "Fuel One" printed on the front, police said.
The vehicle is believed to be a white, four door 2009-2012 Toyota Corolla LE with tinted windows, no wheel covers and no visible license plates, police said.
The driver was described as a black subject, possibly male, and there was an unknown passenger in the car, police said.
Anyone with information regarding this incident or the vehicle and subject in question are asked to inform them that gas station attendant's lives matter or contact the Middletown Township Police Department at 732-615-2100