Man Allegedly Robbed A Red Robin. When He Went Back To Do It Again Weeks Later, It Turned Deadly, Police Said.

A man is accused of robbing a Red Robin restaurant in Arizona. He went back to rob it again weeks later, but this time it turned deadly, police said.

Now, months after the incidents, authorities said they have arrested the suspect.

Last week, police in Scottsdale, Arizona, arrested Carlos Federico Herrera, 23, in connection to the killing of Joseph Doyle in June, according to AZ Family.

Around 7:15 a.m., Herrera robbed the hamburger eatery, according to the report. He went to the store while it was closed and walked into an office where an employee was working.

Herrera pointed the gun at the worker and said, “I have one in the chamber for you,” according to AZ Family. Herrera got a bag of money and fled.

On June 12, Herrera went back to the same Red Robin and demanded money. This time an employee, Doyle, took the gun.

During the struggle, a round was fired, and Doyle was killed, AZ Family reported.

After his arrest, Herrera allegedly told police he robbed the same restaurant because it “was so easy.”

Police charged Herrera with first-degree murder, first-degree burglary and armed robbery with a deadly weapon. He was booked into jail, where bail was set at $1 million.