No charges over gunpoint robbery at Sheffield post office

Nobody has been charged over an armed robbery at a Sheffield post office, where raiders threatened terrified staff with a gun.
Manor Park post office (pic: Google)Manor Park post office (pic: Google)
Manor Park post office (pic: Google)

Manor Park post office was targeted by two people, who stole a huge amount of cash before making their getaway on a motorbike.

A 25-year-old man and a boy, aged 17, were arrested and quizzed over the robbery, which took place on November 20 last year.

Manor Park post office (pic: Google)Manor Park post office (pic: Google)
Manor Park post office (pic: Google)
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But South Yorkshire Police confirmed the investigation has now concluded with no charges made against anyone.

The robbers, one of whom was wearing a black motorcycle helmet and the other with a scarf covering his face, struck at around 5pm at the post office at Manor Top Centre that day.

One of them reportedly threatened staff with what was believed to be a black handgun.

The pair, both of whom were clad in black, escaped on a sports motorbike, described as gold or bronze coloured.

No one was injured in the raid.

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