A man is back to work making and delivering pizzas after he was forced to strip during a robbery Wednesday night.   

Alan Moore works for the Papa John's Restaurant on F.M. 1488 in Magnolia, Montgomery County.

Moore was making a delivery when he said suddenly another car pulled in front of his, blocking him in, then the driver got out with a gun.

"The male approached me from the passenger side, he put a gun to my head," said Moore, "He just told me to give him everything I had -- cash, valuables, whatever. He put on a bandana and sunglasses. I really thought at that point he was going to shoot me because he aimed, but then he shot up in the air." 

Moore said the robber then forced him to take all of his clothes off, leaving him in only his socks and underwear. 

The robber got away with the measly $28 he had in his wallet.   

Several hours later and not too far away, Montgomery County sheriff's deputies arrested William Mason and charged him with aggravated robbery. They also arrested Tiffaney Steverson. Detectives said she was in the getaway car while the crime was committed and she, too, has been charged with aggravated robbery. 

Investigators said they believe the two are also responsible for robbing a man in a Woodlands neighborhood on Ledgestone Place near Branch Crossing.            

Moore and his co-workers are just happy the two suspects have been caught. 

"Oh, of course.  Definitely.  This way they can't do this anymore," Moore said.