Cops are looking a thief who stole a three-figure sum from a Scots financial institution and threatened workers.
The incident occurred within the Royal Financial institution of Scotland on Kilmarnock Street, Glasgow, at round 4.05pm on Monday, February 28.
The person threatened workers and demanded money earlier than making off with a three-figure sum of cash.
The suspect is described as being aged between 40 and 50. He was carrying a gray hooded prime, mild blue denims and carrying an merchandise wrapped in plastic provider baggage.
Nobody was injured within the theft however workers have been left 'very frightened', cops say.
Police have now launched a manhunt and are urging anybody who could have helpful CCTV or dascham footage to return ahead.
Detective Sergeant Laura Roberts, of Govan Police Station, mentioned: "Fortunately nobody was injured through the theft, nevertheless it was a really horrifying expertise for the workers within the financial institution.
"Intensive enquiries are ongoing to hint the person accountable and I'd enchantment to anybody who was within the space on the time, or simply previous to the incident, to contact police.
"I'd even be eager to talk to anybody who could have personal CCTV or dashcam footage from the realm.
"Anybody with data which can help our investigation ought to name Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident 2174 of Monday, 28 February, 2022.
"Alternatively, you'll be able to name Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, for those who want to stay nameless."