A major manhunt is underway to find two men involved with robbing a G4S cash-in-transit van at a Glasgow McDonald's earlier today.
Police remain at the Westhorn Drive car park, off busy London Road, in Cambuslang after being called to the scene at around 12.50pm on Monday, November 28.
A cash case was stolen from the G4S employee, who was thankfully uninjured, before the thief fled the scene in a black coloured motor which was being driven by another man, reports the Daily Record.
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A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 12.50 pm on Monday, 28 November 2022, a G4S security man was robbed of a security case within a car park at McDonald’s, Westhorn Drive, Cambuslang, Glasgow. He was not injured.
“The suspect made off in a black coloured vehicle that was driven by another man. Police enquiries are ongoing to trace the vehicle and those responsible for the robbery.”
A G4S spokesperson said: "We are supporting Police Scotland with their inquiries following an attack on one of our couriers on London Road, Glasgow.
"Fortunately our courier was not injured and we ask that anyone with any information contact the police."
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