It was a frightening encounter for a worker at Pizza Hut in Mangilao.

KUAM News spoke with the victim.

"He entered the door and then just pointed his gun to me and my manager and asked for the money in the register," they said. "As I was pulling out the money, he just said to give him the...whole thing."

The victim, who we are not naming for her protection, is left stunned as she was being held at gunpoint.

"My mind was just blank. I was just in shock like it all of a sudden happened," she said.

After handing over the cash, they pushed the emergency alarm and ran for help before calling police.

Officers responded Monday night just before 8 p.m.

The robber was described as a man last seen wearing a black hat, black mask, and black shirt with brown shorts. He took off toward the Pay-Less located next door.

"I was shocked---cause it was just yesterday that it happened," another employee said.

Late Saturday, on Roberto Street, not far away, a man armed with Rifle went into the K2 Market in Mangilao. The robber held the employee at gunpoint before taking off with $300 in cash and several packs of cigarettes. He was last seen taking off on foot to the store across the street. Witnesses describe the suspect as being 5 feet 2 inches to 5 feet 4 inches tall, medium build with a brown complexion.

These two armed robberies the latest of at least seven armed robberies leaving police investigators busy.

At 3:25 a.m. today, officers were called again to the Mobil gas station in Yona. The robber held the cashier at gunpoint and took off with money and a smartphone. Witnesses described this suspect as having a light complexion, last seen wearing long pants and a grey jacket.

Guam Police Department spokesperson officer Berlyn Savella told KUAM that detectives are currently following up on leads and vetting the information provided for the incidents.

Anyone with information is asked to call police or report it to Guam Crime Stoppers.