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Clerk hits hammer wielding robber with chair,pulls off his \'disguise\' CCTV:December 20/08:Glasgow,Scotland,These are the incredible moments caught on video when a hero shopkeeper fought off a vicious armed robber - by battering him with a folding chair. Morris Yaqoob, 45, dished out some swift justice to the masked thug after he barged into his newsagent shop on Saturday morning. The shaven-headed attacker was caught on CCTV threatening the father-of-four with a More..hammer. With a scarf wrapped around his face, he ordered Morris to fill up a carrier bag with cigarettes and cash. He shouted a torrent of sickening racial abuse at the businessman before trying to force open the till. Morris, who was in the shop alone, can be seen struggling with the would-be robber who swings a hammer at him. At one point the thug, who was in his early 20s, tries to scramble across the counter to get at the cash in the till. But the businessman, who bought the shop in Gorbals, Glasgow, three years ago, refuses to back down. He grabs hold of the hammer and forces it out of the robber's hand, before pulling the scarf away from his face. The robber is left cowering over the counter in a desperate bid to hide his face while he makes a final attempt to get his weapon back. But he eventually gives up and runs out the shop empty-handed. Morris, who had his hand battered by the hammer, told the Record: "I am not a rich man and my business would have been ruined if I had given this thief all the things he wanted. "There would be no one to feed my family - so I had to do something. I just picked up a folding chair behind the counter and hit him with it. "He hit me on the hand and on my side and back with the hammer but I was determined not to let him get anything. "He was swearing at me, shouting racist insults. I was frightened but I knew I had to fight him off. "We were struggling for a few minutes and I got the mask off his face and got a look at him. "I took his hammer and his scarf and he eventually went away." The thief, who was 5ft 6ins tall and wearing a black and grey tracksuit, targeted the shop in Commercial Road at 6.40am. Morris hopes police will quickly track him down. He said: "I pulled off his mask to get a look at his face and I pushed the panic button. "The police arrived just moments after the guy ran away. They took the guy's mask, the hammer and my folding chair to get forensic evidence. "I had to reopen the shop right away, despite what happened. "I just hope nothing like this ever happens again." A police spokeswoman said officers were looking at CCTV footage in the hope of identifying the would-be robber. She said: "We were called out around 6.45am on Saturday to reports of an attempted robbery at the 4S News shop in Commercial Road, Glasgow. "A male entered the premises, demanded goods and threatened the 45-year-old male member of staff before assaulting him. "The shopkeeper, who was alone in the shop at the time, received slight injuries but did not require medical attention. "He has been left badly shaken as a result. Anyone with information should contact us." Morris Yaqoob, 45, dished out some swift justice to the masked thug after he barged into his newsagent shop on Saturday morning. The shaven-headed attacker was caught on CCTV threatening the father-of-four with a hammer. With a scarf wrapped around his face, he ordered Morris to fill up a carrier bag with cigarettes and cash. He shouted a torrent of sickening racial abuse at the businessman before trying to force open the till. Morris, who was in the shop alone, can be seen struggling with the would-be robber who swings a hammer at him. At one point the thug, who was in his early 20s, tries to scramble across the counter to get at the cash in the till. But the businessman, who bought the shop in Gorbals, Glasgow, three years ago, refuses to back down. He grabs hold of the hammer and forces it out of the robber's hand, before pulling the scarf away from his face. The robber is left cowering over the counter in a desperate bid to hide his face while he makes a final attempt to get his weapon back. But he eventually gives up and runs out the shop empty-handed. Morris, who had his hand battered by the hammer, told the Record: "I am not a rich man and my business would have been ruined if I had given this thief all the things he wanted. "There would be no one to feed my family - so I had to do something. I just picked up a folding chair behind the counter and hit him with it. "He hit me on the hand and on my side and back with the hammer but I was determined not to let him get anything. "He was swearing at me, shouting racist insults. I was frightened but I knew I had to fight him off. "We were struggling for a few minutes and I got the mask off his face and got a look at him. "I took his hammer and his scarf and he eventually went away." The thief, who was 5ft 6ins tall and wearing a black and grey tracksuit, targeted the shop in Commercial Road at 6.40am. Morris hopes police will quickly track him down. He said: "I pulled off his mask to get a look at his face and I pushed the panic button. "The police arrived just moments after the guy ran away. They took the guy's mask, the hammer and my folding chair to get forensic evidence. "I had to reopen the shop right away, despite what happened. "I just hope nothing like this ever happens again." A police spokeswoman said officers were looking at CCTV footage in the hope of identifying the would-be robber. She said: "We were called out around 6.45am on Saturday to reports of an attempted robbery at the 4S News shop in Commercial Road, Glasgow. "A male entered the premises, demanded goods and threatened the 45-year-old male member of staff before assaulting him. "The shopkeeper, who was alone in the shop at the time, received slight injuries but did not require medical attention. www.zuuble.com (25 clicks) |
