CARIBOU, Maine — Jessica McNeal of Caribou turned herself in Monday afternoon after allegedly being involved in an armed robbery at Mike’s Quick Stop on Presque Isle Road.
An individual from the store called the Caribou Police Department at 11:02 a.m. Monday to report that a woman had run out of the store with an undisclosed amount of money.
Investigators were able to identify the 20-year-old McNeal from eye witness accounts and evidence gathered at the scene before she turned herself in, according to Laura Adams, an administrative assistant with the Caribou police. A weapon was found in the vicinity of the store, Adams said in a press release issued late Monday afternoon.
The release did not specify what kind of weapon or provide other details about the robbery.
McNeal was alone when she left in a silver Nissan Maxima with Georgia plates, police reported.
McNeal turned herself in and was arrested and charged with Class A robbery as well as theft and forgery for another unrelated incident, according to Caribou police. Class A felonies are punishable by up to 30 years in prison. No information was provided concerning the additional charges.