Morrisons masked raiders make off with £10,000

2 December 2025

The supermarket was broken into overnight and staff were threatened by the masked raiders

Google The Morrisons supermarket is a large, modern brick building. The name is in large letters across the front, partially covered by branches from trees planted on the pavement in front — The supermarket was broken into overnight and staff were threatened by the masked raiders

Four men in balaclavas broke into a supermarket, threatened night workers and made off with £10,000.

The burglary happened at Morrisons, in Broad Street, Cambourne, at about 03:45 GMT on Saturday.

Cambridgeshire Police said the men, dressed in black clothing and balaclavas "threatened staff who were stacking shelves before fleeing in a grey Audi S3, taking more than £10,000 in cash from seven till cash boxes".

Officers have appealed for anyone with information or footage of the incident to get in touch.

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