September 30, 2019, 12:38 pmUpdated: September 30, 2019, 12:45 pm
West Midlands Police officers wrote a message to the robbers on the windscreen of the stolen car (West Midlands Police/PA)
Officers investigating a robbery have written a message on a car windscreen asking the culprits to contact police about the “stolen car and cannabis left behind”.
West Midlands Police said machete-wielding robbers had rammed into an industrial unit in Tividale, Sandwell, West Midlands on Sunday afternoon.
Police officers who found a stolen car wrote a message on the vehicle’s windscreen which read: “Please contact West Midlands Police, ref the cannabis and stolen car in the garage.”
West Midlands Police’s Force Response tweeted a message to the robbers, telling them they had left their ‘stolen car and cannabis behind’ (West Midlands Police/PA)
Tweeting another message to the suspected robbers, West Midlands Force Response said: “I want a word with you.
“Was it you who rammed into the shutters of a unit in Tividale this afternoon waving machetes around?
“You’ve left your stolen car and a load of cannabis behind.. Come and have a chat with me, I’ll be kind… honest.”
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