Police are looking into an industrial estate robbery in Caswell Way
On Monday June 2 four unknown men reportedly took a significant amount of cash from a parked van in the Reevesland Industrial Estate Caswell Way at around 3.20pm
The men arrived and left the scene in a Blue Audi S3 - licence plate MH16 00A.
Police are appealing for witnesses and want to establish the movements of the car, before and after the report of the robbery.
All four men wore face coverings and were dressed all in black – black trousers, hooded tops, and trainers.
The car was later found abandoned in Lysaght Village, Newport and it is believed that the men left the area in a different vehicle.
Two men, aged 34 and 38, from Bristol were arrested on suspicion of robbery and remain in police custody.
Senior investigating officer, DCI David Morris said: 'We're trying to establish the movements of the car, and the four men, before and after the report of the robbery.
'We're asking for businesses and motorists who were in the Reevesland Industrial Estate between 2pm and 3.30pm on Monday 2 June to check their CCTV and dashcam footage.
'We'd also ask that residents of Lysaght Village and the surrounding areas also check their CCTV and come forward if they have seen anything suspicious over the last few days to help with our investigation.' Police are trying to find this car in connection with a van robbery (Image: Gwent Police) Anyone with dashcam or CCTV footage, can send footage via the Major Incident Public Portal: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/6125A61-PO1
Police can also be contacted via 101, or by sending a direct message on social media, quoting log reference 2500173933.
Alternatively, you can also get in touch anonymously through Crimestoppers.
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