Cambridge cyclist mugged at knifepoint by moped robbers Robbery happened on Mill Road earlier this week cycling
A cyclist in Cambridge was last week mugged at knifepoint by a pair of men on a moped in the latest of a string of similar robberies targeting people on bikes across the country.
“Officers attended and the victim told them he had been attacked by two men on a moped and was also threatened with a knife, although did not see any weapon. “An investigation has been launched and anyone with information is urged to contact police via their web chat service quoting crime reference 35/55468/22. Anyone without internet access should call 101. Always dial 999 in an emergency.”in which cyclists have been victims of muggings, often threatened . weapons.
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