Armed robbers have stolen two cash boxes in separate attacks in west Belfast this morning.
A man armed with a knife threatened a cash in transit employee outside a supermarket on Kennedy Way at around 10.10am.
The man stole cash box which he later dropped.
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He made off in a white Peugeot 208 driven by an accomplice.
A short time later a man armed with a knife threatened a cash in transit employee outside a shop on the Glen Road.
The robber took a cash box and made off in a white Peugeot 208. The car drove off down the Glen Road towards the Monagh bypass.
Police are investigating a link between the robberies.
The man is described as being in his late twenties, approximately 5’9” tall and of slim build.
He was wearing a dark baseball cap and light zip-up jacket.
Police asked anyone who saw a white Peugeot being driven erratically in the area this morning, or who may have phone or dash cam footage of the robberies, to call detectives on 101.
