Fayetteville police are still

working to identify a man who forced his way into a woman's truck

at a convenience store last week, sparking a brief scuffle before she

escaped unharmed and he took off with the vehicle.

Police say the same man was

caught on video robbing a convenience store in Spalding County roughly

an hour and a half after he attacked the 26-year-old Fayetteville woman

at the Flash Foods convenience store on East Lanier Avenue at 4 a.m. Nov.

13, police said.

The first attempt to get a

good photo of the suspect off the video from the Spalding heist was unsuccessful,

according to police. But detectives planned to use an area college professor

who has special equipment that could produce a useable photo, said Lt.

Beverly Trainor of the Fayetteville Police Department.

The suspect was described as

a black male, 6-feet-1-inch tall, 230 pounds with a black shirt and blue

jeans, police said.

The man forced his way into

the woman's truck right after she parked at the Flash Foods parking

lot, police said. The woman tried to lock her door, but the attacker forced

his way in before she could do so, according to police.

The victim then briefly fought

with the man before exiting the vehicle unharmed, Trainor said. "She

kicked him and he kicked her."

Detectives have also sent off

fingerprint evidence to be processed at the state crime lab which may

help identify the suspect.

The woman's truck, a Ford

F-250, was found the next day in the parking lot of a hotel in Jonesboro

was missing, Trainor said, and it is not believed the suspect was staying

at that hotel.

The vehicle that was taken

in the Spalding County incident was later involved in a hit-and-run in

East Point, Trainor added.