POLICE have issued new CCTV pictures of two men they would like to speak to following an armed robbery at Warrington.
It is the second time they have issued images following the raid in which two men armed with a hockey stick entered an off licence on Loushers Lane, Latchford on Tuesday, November 7.
They demanded a shop assistance hand over money from the till and then left with cash and a bottle of alcohol. The attack was at 9.45am.
The man brandishing the hockey stick is described as aged 17-20, around 5”10 in height and of a skinny build. He was wearing a black hooded top with the hood up, black gloves and black tracksuit bottoms. He had mousey brown long hair and pointed facial features. The hockey stick appeared to be well used and had blue and white markings.
The second man was around 17-18, about 5”11 and of stocky build. He had a pale complexion with fair coloured eyes. He was wearing a black coat and black tracksuit bottoms and had something covering his mouth. He was also carrying an unknown implement.
Detective Constable Steven Sanson, of Warrington CID, said: “We are really keen to speak to these two men and I would encourage anyone who has any information, no matter how big or small, to come forward and speak to us. Any information could really help us with our investigation.”
Anyone who has any information is asked to contact Cheshire Police on 101 quoting incident 904 of November 7.
Information can also be passed on anonymously by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
2 Comments
Good clear images for once so hopefully people will recognise them from those mug shots and they will be caught. BUT yet again almost a month has passed from the date of the offense to when the cctv shots are released.
I’m starting to sound like a stuck record now but WHY does it take so long for the images to go public etc?
Presumably the shop workers knew the time and described/identified these two as being the offenders so it cant be that hard to then view the cctv footage and identify these two as the people responsible and then copy the cctv footage to disk or take screen shots. Gawd !!!!
Most practical shop CCTV systems have images that are date and time “stamped”.