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Input: A Manchester man accused of robbing a convenience store while armed with a sharp stone was arrested after returning to the store to apologize. 
  
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 Manchester police said Carlos Reyes, 46, went to the Shop-N-Go store twice Tuesday. The first time, he took money from the store, and the second time, he came back to return it, they said. 
  
 Police said the store on Massabessic Street was robbed just after noon Tuesday. 
  
 "Just after noontime yesterday, an individual walked into the store, allegedly armed with a sharp stone," Lt. Brian O'Keefe said. "He threatened the clerk and took roughly $200 worth of cash and fled." 
  
 Police released a surveillance photo of the suspect holding the weapon in front of the man behind the counter. Police said they recovered the sharpened rock inside the store. 
  
 Police were called back to the store later that night for a report of a suspicious person who turned out to be Reyes. 
  
 "About seven hours later, he decided that he was feeling bad about his actions, and he allegedly went back there to apologize, at which time he was placed into custody by a Manchester police officer who arrived on scene," O'Keefe said. 
  
 Court records said Reyes told police that he robbed the store earlier in the day, because he was hungry and that he was trying to return the money to the clerk. 
  
 Police said Reyes only had a small portion of the money that was originally taken, but what happened is unusual. 
  
 "In 20 years, I haven't seen that," O'Keefe said. "So no, it's not a very frequent occurrence in the Queen City." 
  
 Bail was set at $5,000. ||||| MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — A man is accused of robbing a New Hampshire convenience store while armed with a sharp rock, then returning hours later to give back the money. 
  
 Police say 46-year-old Carlos Reyes, of Manchester, was charged with robbery and was scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday. It wasn't immediately known if he had lawyer, and a phone number couldn't be found for him. 
  
 Officers responded to a Shop-N-Go just after noon Tuesday. Witness Saoul Haney tells WMUR-TV (http://bit.ly/1spGUG7 ) that the robber apologized for the theft as he fled the scene and said he needed the money. 
  
 The clerk called police hours later and said the man had arrived to "turn himself in" and began crying. 
  
 Reyes was arrested after police reviewed surveillance photos. |||||
Output:
He may have robbed a Stop-N-Go, but it looks like a New Hampshire man decided to stop and turn back instead—and return the money he was said to have stolen, WMUR reports. Carlos Reyes, 46, allegedly entered the Manchester convenience store just after noon on Tuesday, armed with a sharp rock, per the AP. A witness says the suspect said he was sorry while demanding the loot, explaining he needed the cash. Reyes then reportedly took off, but a few hours later, according to a Stop-N-Go clerk, Reyes trudged back into the store weeping and gave the money back. The cops were called once again, and after they reviewed the surveillance tape, Reyes was arrested on charges of armed robbery. He's due in court Wednesday. (He must have felt really, really … heavy.)