UPDATE 9/7/12 @ 6:25 p.m.
KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Kanawha County Sheriff’s deputies are looking for three men who they say took advantage of a good samaritan -- robbing him at gunpoint.

A late night drive down Coal River Road right outside of St. Albans took an unexpected turn for Joshua Hillman.

“I've never seen him sitting in a parking lot for no reason,” Hillman said.

He was talking about a young man in a wheelchair, who was sitting in the parking lot of what was once a grocery store. He appeared to be stranded.

“I always think if I was in that situation, I would give anything for someone to help me,” Hillman said.

So he turned around, parked his truck and walked over to the man to see if he needed help. It wasn't until he turned around when he realized they weren't alone.

“The guy came out of the bushes with a rifle pointed in my face,” Hillman said.

He says the man with the gun and another man threatened him -- demanding him to give his money to the guy in the wheelchair.

“When he grabbed the money he didn't grab it all, so I tried to slip what money I could back into my hand and back into my pocket,” Hillman said. “The guy with the gun saw me, put the gun straight to my head and said give him that other money too.”

After his cash was gone and his nerves were shot, Hillman made it back to his car and called 911.

“I try to be a good samaritan, but when something like this happens, I don't know that I'll ever do it again,” Hillman said.

If you have any information about this armed robbery, call the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office at (304) 357-0169 and forward the information to Deputy Shackelford.

The crime happened Thursday at 11:30 p.m. on Coal River Road near Valley Street, just outside of St. Albans.

According to a news release, the victim was driving his vehicle on Coal River Road when he was flagged down by a male in an electric wheelchair.

The victim told deputies he thought the man needed assistance so he stopped his vehicle. That's when he was approached from behind by two other men, one of them pulled out a rifle and demanded him to empty his pockets, according to the release.

The men fled from the scene.

The victim said the man in the wheelchair went by the name of “Zack."

The man in the wheelchair is also believed to be involved in the robbery plot.

If you have any information about this case, you're urged to call the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office at 304-357-0169.