Appeal for witnesses after knife-point robbery sees man steal just a marker pen in Peterborough
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Police are appealing for witnesses after a knifepoint robbery in which the suspect eventually fled with just a marker pen.
The victim, a man in his 20s, was walking along Paston Lane, between the Limetree pub and One Stop convenience store, last Thursday (February 9).
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Hide AdHe was approached by a man on a dark mountain bike between 9.25pm and 10.05pm, who initially asked for a cigarette, however, the man then demanded his victim empty his pockets and brandished a knife before threatening him with it.
Once the man realised his victim had nothing in his wallet, he snatched a marker pen from his hand and rode off.
The man is described as mixed-race, about 5’11”, with no facial hair but acne on his chin and above his lip.
He was wearing a navy-blue puffer jacket with white writing across the back, a black beanie hat and dark tracksuit bottoms. He also had faded green-inked tattoos going down his arm and on his fingers.
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Hide AdAnyone who has any information is urged to contact police via our web chat service, quoting crime reference 35/10616/23, or call us on 101 if you do not have internet access. Always dial 999 in an emergency.