The truck was making an early-morning delivery to a Rite Aid in the San
Fernando Valley when two men brandishing semiautomatic handguns approached the
driver, Los Angeles police Sgt. Mitzi Grasso said. They were wearing dark
clothing with “Police” emblazoned across the back.

“They must have planned it,” Grasso said. “They obviously knew the delivery
schedule because they were waiting.”

One of the men got into the truck with the driver, and they drove to a spot
about two miles away, where the driver was ordered out. He was unharmed.

The other suspect had followed in a Honda Accord. Police later found the
truck about five miles away in a liquor store parking lot. The men remained at
large.

Grasso said the truck was making its first delivery of the day and was filled
with a range of drugs, including narcotics such as Vicodin and OxyContin. The
robbers made off with everything.

“It was completely cleaned out,” Grasso said. “They must have had people
standing by.”