Southport & Mersey Reporter - Mobile

Click on here to go to latest edition's main page.

  Search Edition Archive  

Visit our online shop...

   

Click on to go to our hub website.

Latest Edition   Archive   Shop   Email   Mersey Reporter
Please support our advertiser below...

.CLICK TO SEE OUR RECOMMENDED BUSINESSES
 

Weekly Edition - Published 17 October 2015

 

Local News Report - Mobile Page

 

Robbery at a filling station in Waterloo

MERSEYSIDE Police Detectives, in Sefton, are appealing for information following a robbery at a filling station, in Waterloo, South Sefton, on Monday, 12 October 2015. It was reported to us that at around 10.45pm, a report was received by Police, that a robbery had taken place at the Esso Filling Station, located on College Road, Waterloo. The Police said that 3, as of yet unknown offenders, entered the premises and restrained a member of staff before taking a quantity of cash and cigarettes. The 34 year old member of staff was unhurt, but Police told us that he was left extremely shaken by the incident. He managed to raise the alarm and emergency services attended. Police have added that the offenders also "stole a silver Vauxhall Vivaro Van from the scene, which was later recovered." 1 of the offenders is described as having his face covered and wearing dark clothes and black gloves. A full investigation has been launched and house to house enquiries have been carried out. CCTV opportunities are also being explored and the scene has been forensically examined. Detective Inspector Mike Dalton, who is incharge of the case said:- "I want to stress that incidents like this are extremely rare and we are working hard to trace the 3 offenders responsible. This was an extremely frightening think to happen to the victim, who was just trying to do his job. Merseyside Police are absolutely determined to crack down on attempts to rob businesses like this. We are also continuing to run a range of proactive initiatives to help businesses improve security as well. I can reassure people that we are doing everything we can to trace and arrest the offenders. We'd appeal to anyone who may have seen anybody acting suspiciously in the area last night or witnessed any part of the incident to get in contact. This incident happened near to a busy fast food outlet and I'm sure someone will have seen the offenders before the incident or saw the vehicle driving off afterwards. Anyone with any information, no matter how small, about this incident, is asked to contact Sefton CID on:- 0151 777 3055. If you want to do this anonymously, please call Crimestoppers on:- 0800 555 111."

 

News Report Page Quick Flick.

Click on here to go to the mobile menu page for this edition. News Report Page Quick Flick
 

Read this page.

Southport Reporter (R) Bourder


  


 

 

 RSS Our Weekly Headlines

 


(+44)  08443 244 195
Calls to this number may be recorded for security, broadcast, training and record keeping.
 

4a Post Office Ave, Southport, Merseyside, PR9 0US, UK

 

Click on to see our Twitter Feed.  Click on to see our Facebook Page.  Click on to follow our LinkedIn Profile. This website is licence to carry news from Vamphire.com and UK Press Photography. 

This is our media complains system...

We are regulated by IMPRESS, the independent monitor for the UK's press.

How to make a complaint
Complaints Policy
Complaints Procedure
Whistle Blowing Policy

 



Southport Reporter® is the
Registered Trade Mark of Patrick Trollope

...