PERRY COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)– A man is facing charges for allegedly robbing two men and threatening to shoot them in a Perry County home, State Police say.
According to the charges filed by State Police in Newport, Tottian Winston, 32, of Harrisburg, and several other unnamed people are accused of stealing $222 along with the victim’s cellphone and a backpack.
It was just after 2 p.m. on Sunday when Troopers say they were called for a robbery that happened at a home along the 3000 block of Valley Road in Rye Township.
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The victims told State Police they were watching TV when a motion sensor notified them someone was at the door. There was a woman that one of them knew, along with Winston who was seen getting out of a vehicle along with other men.
According to the criminal complaint, Winston went upstairs to talk to the one man about the woman’s brakes and that is when the one man was struck by Winston, who State Police say had a pistol. Everyone else then came inside the home while Winston allegedly pointed the pistol at the men and threatened to shoot them.