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We’re appealing for information following a report of a robbery in the Alway area of Newport at around 4.15pm on Wednesday 17 June.
Three people, believed to be men, dressed in black wearing balaclavas were reportedly seen in the area and acted in a threatening manner towards a motorist driving a truck which was transporting an electric bike.
The motorist was unharmed by the men and no injuries have been reported but the men left the area with the electric bike.
Officers investigating the robbery would like to speak to anyone travelling on the Southern Distributor Road, close to Nash Road, between 4pm and 4.30pm who might be able to assist our enquiries.
Superintendent Mike Preston said:
“We understand that reports like these will prompt concern from our communities so it is possible that you will see officers in this part of the city as we conduct enquiries.
"If you have any concerns about this report or other matters, then please take the time to talk to our officers.
“Anyone with CCTV or dashcam footage could hold a piece of information that could assist our investigation, so we would urge you to speak to officers.”
Call 101, visit our website or send us a direct message on social media quoting log reference 2600190441; you can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously with information.