Tyrone police are on the lookout for a man who robbed CVS Thursday and got away with $30 in cash.

No one was hurt in the incident, but it definitely shook up some residents who live in the largely rural community located in northwestern Fayette County.

Police responded to the drug store at 100 Carriage Oaks Drive at 10:30 a.m. and spoke with cashier, Jahmel Madden, and manager, Frank Barton, who told police they had been robbed.

Madden was the first person the robber approached for money, according to the report.

"An unknown black man wearing a white shirt, black pants and a black skull cap approached the cashier, Ms. Madden, and stated he wanted to buy a carton of cigarettes," police said. "As she was reaching for them, he said he wanted to buy two cartons."

As she reached for the cartons, the suspect leaned onto the counter and told her to give him all of the money.

Surprised by the demand, the cashier retorted: "You're kidding."

The robber restated his demand and reached into his right front pocket as if he had a gun. However, a weapon was never produced, police said.

Madden told Barton who complied with the robber's demands. The robber followed Barton as he retrieved money from two cash registers, police said.

"The suspect, then said, 'Let's go to the pharmacy,' and as Mr. Barton was walking