Police say two knifepoint robberies on Sunday may be linked

​Police say two knifepoint robberies in Belfast on Sunday may be linked.

​Detectives at Musgrave PSNI Station are appealing for information and witnesses in relation to the two robberies in the north of the city.

Police can be contacted on 101. Photo: PressEyeplaceholder image
Police can be contacted on 101. Photo: PressEye

Detective Sergeant Long said: “Shortly before 11.25am, it was reported that a man armed with a knife entered commercial premises on the Westland Road and demanded money and cigarettes, before fleeing the scene with a quantity of cash.

“The suspect was described as being aged around 40 years old, of stocky build, and wearing a navy coloured tracksuit.

“Sometime later, at around 1.50pm, it was reported that a man, dressed in a grey/light blue tracksuit, entered commercial premises at Oldpark Road armed with a knife, and made off with a sum of cash.

“Enquiries are ongoing, and detectives are investigating the possibility that the two reports may be linked.

“We would appeal to anyone who might have any information which could assist us to get in touch via 101, and quote reference number 499 of 28/12/25.”

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