Thief frightened female shop workers at Derby's train station
POLICE investigating a burglary at Derby's Midland Railway Station have released images of a man they would like to speak to.
A man entered a shop at the station and hid in a store room frightening a female shop worker.
-
This is the man police want to trace.
PC Paul Wilson, investigating officer, said: ”A female employee noticed the man staring at her as she walked past the store room. He did not say anything to her or move.
“The woman was incredibly frightened and ran to the front of the shop where she alerted her colleague.”
SPONDON CARPETS AND FLOORING LIMITED. Unit 1 Canalgate Park,...
View detailsLarge new showroom offering wide range of flooring.FREE FITTING AND UNDERLAY on most ranges. Call in and browse round and chat to our experienced sales staff. Late night opening on Thursday till 7.30
Contact: 01332 418267
Valid until: Sunday, June 30 2013
The two employees left the shop and told a male member of staff at the station what happened.
He went into the shop and saw the man leaving through the back door with a box of crisps.
The male member of staff then gave chase to the man who threw the box and climbed over the gate into platform one, and after a brief struggle between the two, made his escape crossing the lines between four platforms.
PC Wilson continued: “The man’s behaviour was incredibly intimidating and distressing for the women involved.”
Anyone with information about the incident, which happened at 5.30am on February 2, is asked to contact British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 40 quoting B13/NEA of 08/02/2013.
Comments
by got2say
Thursday, February 14 2013, 8:25PM
“That was very dangerous & all for some crisps !”