PSNI launches probe after Belfast armed robbery

The PSNI has launched an investigation into an armed robbery at a service station in the Antrim Road area of Belfast last night.

PSNI launches probe after Belfast armed robbery
Sat, 13 Feb, 2010 - 13:15

The PSNI has launched an investigation into an armed robbery at a service station in the Antrim Road area of Belfast last night.

A man armed with knife entered the premises just after 10pm.

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