Group posing as NYPD officers robbed deli in Brooklyn

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A group posing as NYPD officers robbed a grocery store in Brooklyn on Sunday morning, ABC News 7 reports.

Four people entered the deli on Marcus Garvey Boulevard in Bedford-Stuyvesant, wearing dark clothing with NYPD logos.

The group tied up a 48-year-old customer, a 68-year-old employee and a 40-year-old employee and forced them to lie on the ground at gunpoint.

The robbers fled the crime scene with a bag of belongings and fled in a dark van. No one was injured.

There have been no arrests, and the investigation is ongoing.

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