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Greater Manchester Police are continuing with enquiries into an investigation of an attempt robbery of a Post Office on Lostock Road in Davyhulme, Trafford on Saturday 14 January 2023 at around 1pm.
It is suspected a firearm was used to threaten staff who were serving customers at the time, although no discharge happened. The panic alarm was pressed which activated a smoke cloak and as a result the suspect fled the scene. No arrests have been made at this time.
Trafford CID would now like to speak to this man with a distinctive red and black Berghaus jacket (pictured) in connection with the incident as they believe he could help with the investigation.
Detective Constable Emma Bentley of Trafford’s CID said; “We are now appealing for anyone who may have seen what happened or who may know who this person is so they can help with our enquiries.
“Fortunately no one was harmed at the time and after exploring a number of lines of enquiry, we are now in a position to ask for the help of the public. We believe there is no direct threat to the local community but we are continuing to monitor the surrounding areas closely and will continue to ensure patrols are in place.”
If anyone has any information, or witnessed the incident, they are asked to call 0161 856 7533 direct, 101 or through the LiveChat function on gmp.police.uk quoting log number 1377 of 14/01/23. Alternatively, details can be passed on anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.