Teen robbed at knifepoint in Frimley

 DETECTIVES are appealing for witnesses after a young man was robbed of his wallet at knifepoint in Frimley last night (Monday, March 11).

The 18-year-old victim was walking along Gilbert Road, close to its junction with Frimley Road, when he was approached by two youths at about 7.30pm.

They demanded his wallet and when he refused, one of them pulled out a knife and pointed it at him.

The victim handed over the wallet which contained bank cards and a quantity of cash and the two youths made off in the direction of Frimley.

The suspect with the knife is described as white, aged around 15 or 16 and was approximately 5ft 6" tall. He was wearing a black baseball cap, black scarf, black hooded top, black shoes and blue jeans. He is also described as having a high-pitched, squeaky voice.

The second youth is also described as white, 15 or 16 years old and around 5ft 6" tall. He was wearing blue jeans, a black hooded top with the hood up and either a white cap or hood underneath.

Detective Constable Kerry Whindle, from Guildford CID, said: "We believe some vehicles may have driven past at the time this robbery took place and I am keen to hear from anybody who may have witnessed any suspicious activity."

If you can assist with the investigation in anyway please contact Surrey Police on 101 quoting reference SH/13/1033 or the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.