Published: Monday, 24th November, 2008 12:30
Shop held up at knifepoint
By David Moroney
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ROBBERY SCENE: The Londis store in Greenock’s Inverkip Road was raided last night.
Pic by: George Munro
TERRIFIED shop staff were robbed after being threatened by a man wielding a knife last night.
The robber made off with cash from the Londis store in Inverkip Road, Greenock, shortly after 10pm.
Workers were closing up when the man, who had been seen loitering outside the shop, struck.
The robber is understood to have stolen a three-figure sum of money.
Police said the man was wearing a dark waterproof jacket, with his collar fastened up over his mouth.
DS Sharon Lyon said: “We are appealing for witnesses to this robbery to come forward.
“We know a man was seen loitering outside the shop and we are keen to trace this individual.”
DS Lyon is appealing for anyone with any information to contact her at Greenock police station on 492500.
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