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Gunman holds up bank
4:41pm Tuesday 19th August 2008
Police are appealing for witnesses after an armed robbery at a bank.
A man carrying what was believed to have been a gun walked into Barclays in High Street, Henfield, just before 2.30pm today.
He demanded money in front of shocked staff and customers.
Police say he was handed an unknown quantity of cash before he left the bank, walking towards the library.
No one was injured in the incident.
Officers investigating the robbery are currently searching the area and are appealing for witnesses to contact them on 0845 6070999.
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spencer1973, brighton says...
6:49pm Tue 19 Aug 08
spencer1973, brighton says...
6:51pm Tue 19 Aug 08
darrowby1972, horsham says...
7:40pm Tue 19 Aug 08
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8:27pm Tue 19 Aug 08
Dicky71, Worthing says...
10:35pm Tue 19 Aug 08
darrowby1972, horsham says...
1:22pm Wed 20 Aug 08
Of what is the relevance?
Oh, I bank with Lloyds if anyone`s bothered?
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spencer1973, brighton says...
6:49pm Tue 19 Aug 08