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York Co. man accused of using video game controller as weapon in robbery, deputies say

York County Robbery Dalesandro is now in the York County Detention Center. (Photos of courtesy York County Sheriff's Office.)

YORK COUNTY, S.C. — A York County man is facing charges after robbing a store using a video game controller as a weapon, according to deputies.

The York County Sheriff’s Office arrested David Joseph Dalesandro after they say he used a spray-painted Nintendo Duck Hunt game pistol to rob a Sharon Kwik Stop convenience store on York Street in Sharon.

The robbery took place on Tuesday around 5:45 p.m. and Dalesandro was quickly taken into custody at a nearby store.

Witnesses told deputies Dalesandro went into the store wearing a mask, wig, hoodie sweat shirt and showed a clerk the fake gun in the waistband of his pants, demanding money. He took about $300.

Dalesandro is now in the York County Detention Center.


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