Man ‘threatened to stab’ Just Eat driver before stealing his bike outside Bordesley Green McDonalds

Police are looking to trace the man following the incident
By The Newsroom
Published 4th Feb 2022, 10:21 BST
Updated 4th Feb 2022, 10:22 BST

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Police want to speak to this man after a Just Eat delivery driver had his bike stolen outside McDonaldsPolice want to speak to this man after a Just Eat delivery driver had his bike stolen outside McDonalds
Police want to speak to this man after a Just Eat delivery driver had his bike stolen outside McDonalds

Police want to speak to a man after a Just Eat delivery driver had his bike stolen outside McDonalds in Bordesley Green.

The incident happened on 18 December at about 9pm. The suspect threatened to stab the delivery driver, according to West Midlands Police, unless he gave over his bike - a black, blue and grey Carrera Vengeance.

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He was wearing a black padded style jacket with the hood up, grey joggers and Nike Air max trainers.

Police want to speak to this man after a Just Eat delivery driver had his bike stolen outside McDonaldsPolice want to speak to this man after a Just Eat delivery driver had his bike stolen outside McDonalds
Police want to speak to this man after a Just Eat delivery driver had his bike stolen outside McDonalds

A spokesman for West Midlands Police said: “If you recognise the person in the CCTV images, please get in touch.Drop us a message via Live Chat or our website or call 101.

“To remain 100% anonymous, please call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Please quote crime number 20/481940/21.”

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