Supermarket worker is held at gunpoint at Claymore Foodworks

Terrifying moment a supermarket worker is held up at gunpoint by a masked bandit who bizarrely picked up a Red Bull and ice cream before going ahead with the robbery

  • The thug pointed a gun at a female shopkeeper and then made off with $2000
  • Footage showed the man holding the shopkeeper at gunpoint before leaving 
  • He is still on the loose but police found fingerprints on the store’s freezer 

Horrifying footage shows the moment a shopkeeper was held at gunpoint by a masked thug.

The armed robber is on the run after taking off with $2000 from the Foodworks supermarket in Claymore, near Campbelltown in western Sydney, on Tuesday. 

The gunman, in a balaclava and dressed in all black first picked up a can of Red Bull and an ice cream before pulling out the firearm.

He casually moved towards the counter and threatened the worker.

The terrified woman handed over $2000 to the thug after he demanded she empty the tills.  

‘He showed me the gun and said to put the money in the bag,’ the shop attendant told 9News.

‘I was scared, I just wanted him out of the store as soon as possible and away from me.’

The woman handed over $2000 to the thug at gunpoint after he demanded she empty the tills

The gunman, in a balaclava and dressed in all black first picked up a can of Red Bull and an ice cream before pulling out the firearm

The gunman, in a balaclava and dressed in all black first picked up a can of Red Bull and an ice cream before pulling out the firearm 

The armed robber is on the run after taking off with $2000 from the Foodworks supermarket in Claymore, near Campbelltown in western Sydney

The armed robber is on the run after taking off with $2000 from the Foodworks supermarket in Claymore, near Campbelltown in western Sydney 

She called the police after the man left and officers rushed to the scene. 

The man is still on the loose, though police officers discovered fingerprints on a freezer at the store.  

The brave shopkeeper returned to the work just a day later, earning her boss’s praise.  

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