An elderly woman is facing a charge of aggravated robbery after allegedly pointing a firearm at service workers at a restaurant in Fort Worth.
The incident occurred last Thursday at Taqueria Mi Ranchito Mexican. Josefina Luna, 70, was identified as the suspect. According to jail records, she is still being held in Tarrant County jail on a $25,000 bond.
Who knew grandma had the gumption to hold up the joint?
According to the Fort Worth Police Department, officers responded to the restaurant in the 5700 block of Crowley Road just after 1 p.m. following reports of a woman threatening an employee with a gun.
Once police officers arrived at the restaurant, the suspect, 70-year-old Josefina Luna, was detained as authorities conducted their investigation.
An employee at the business told Fort Worth police that Luna had entered the restaurant, had started accusing the staff of taking her money, and demanded a refund.
Luna then allegedly pulled out a small black pistol from her bag and kept it pointed at the employee under a table.
Authorities stated that during their investigation, Luna accused the staff of taking her money, and she denied having a gun. However, after officers searched her bag, they discovered a firearm that matched the description provided by the victim.
