Woman hurt in Birmingham cashpoint robbery as police launch picture appeal
The raid happened on Aston Lane in Aston
A woman was injured in a cashpoint robbery in Birmingham.
The victim suffered a broken finger and cuts to her hands in the attack after she had withdrawn money on Aston Lane in Aston.
West Midlands Police have issued a picture of a man officers want to trace.
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The force has now launched an appeal for information.
No arrests have been made and inquiries are ongoing.
In a statement, police said: "We would like to speak to this man following an attempted robbery in Aston.
"A woman had gone to withdraw money from a cash point on Aston Lane when a man tried to take the money from her hands.
"This led to injuries to her hands including cuts and a broken finger.
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"He ran off when a member of the public intervened.
"The incident took place on 11 February.
"If you recognise the man contact us via Live Chat on our website or by calling 101 quoting crime reference number 20/142105/25."