Henfield robbery update - 20-08-2008

Police are investigating an armed robbery at Barclays Bank, High St, Henfield, which was reported just before 2.30pm this afternoon (19 August).

A man, carrying with what is believed to be a gun, entered the bank and demanded cash. He left with money, walking towards the library.

Staff and customers, who were in the bank at the time, were uninjured.

The man is described as white, of small build and with a dirty complexion. He was wearing a knee length dark coloured coat with hood.

DI Jo Banks said: " We are examining the scene and are talking to witnesses inside and outside the bank. There were an number of people in the area at the time and if witnesses have not spoken with the police yet we would urge them to come forward. They can talk to detectives on 0845 60 70 999."

If you have a local Brighton event or local Brighton news you wish to promote, please send the details via e-mail to:

Other News from Brighton

• Appeal after man found with head injuries
• Attempted distraction burglary, Middleton - CD fit released
• Rhyme Against Crime this Christmas !
• Serious Road Traffic Collision at Isaac Lane, Burgess Hill
• Dave Brooks Appointed New Chief Executive of Sussex Cricket