A person is being hunted by cops after holding employees at a Scots store at knifepoint earlier than fleeing with a two-figure sum of money. Police say the person entered a store in Clydebank Buying Centre on Sylvania Means at round 9.10am on Saturday, 1 October earlier than demanding money.
Authorities say he threatened employees with a bladed weapon earlier than fleeing on foot in the direction of the Forth and Clyde Canal. He's believed to have taken a two-figure sum of money.
The person is described as being round 40 years previous, roughly 5ft 9in tall and of medium construct and talking with a neighborhood Glasgow accent. He was sporting a black tracksuit, darkish New York Yankees baseball cap and multi-coloured ski masks.
Officers are asking anybody who can help with their enquiries to get in contact.
Detective Constable Catriona MacQueen of Clydebank Police Station mentioned: “No one was injured throughout this incident but it surely was a daunting expertise for the employees members concerned.
“We're working to determine the person concerned and would urge anybody who has any info or who believes they might have seen him to tell us.
“Anybody who will help is requested to name 101, quoting reference 0920 of 1 October, or name Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.”
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