London: South Yorkshire Police have released CCTV images of a male suspect linked to two knifepoint robberies in Sheffield.
First Incident
On 25 February at 3am, a male suspect entered Londis on St Marys Road.
He asked the shop assistant for two bottles of vodka.
When asked for payment, he brandished a knife.
The suspect then fled the store with the alcohol.
Police recorded this incident under number 186 of 25 February 2025.
Second Incident
A similar crime occurred on 28 February at 7.40am.
A male entered Thorougoods convenience store on City Road.
He took multiple items without paying.
When confronted, he threatened the shop assistant with a knife.
This incident was recorded under number 170 of 28 February 2025.
Police Investigation
Authorities are actively investigating both cases.
Officers urge the public to help identify the suspect.
They believe he may have information crucial to the case.
CCTV images have been released to assist the investigation.
The police are keen to locate this individual.
Public Assistance
Do you recognize the person in the images?
If so, contact South Yorkshire Police immediately.
You can provide information online or by calling 101.
Quote incident 186 for the St Marys Road robbery.
For the City Road incident, use reference 170.
Anonymous Tips
You can also report information anonymously.
Call Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.
Alternatively, visit www.crimestoppers-uk.org to submit tips.
Your information could help officers locate the suspect.
Every detail counts in solving these crimes.
Ongoing Concerns
The robberies have raised concerns in Sheffield.
Local businesses fear an increase in crime.
Shop workers are worried about safety.
Police are increasing patrols in affected areas.
Authorities are urging vigilance among store owners.
Police Statement
Officers stress the importance of public cooperation.
They urge witnesses to come forward.
Any information, no matter how small, is valuable.
Authorities are committed to ensuring public safety.
Investigations will continue until the suspect is found.
Community Response
Residents have expressed concern over these incidents.
Some demand better security measures in stores.
Many hope for a quick resolution to the case.
Local shopkeepers remain cautious after the robberies.
The police continue efforts to prevent further crimes.
Final Appeal
South Yorkshire Police need your help.
If you recognize the suspect, report it immediately.
Providing information could prevent further crimes.
Authorities assure anonymity for those giving tips.
Together, the community and police can ensure safety.
