CAUGHT: He allegedly threatened an employee, demanding cash before attempting to pry open a cash register.
A man will face court today charged over the alleged attempted robbery of an Orange supermarket yesterday.
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About 2pm on Wednesday a man entered a supermarket at a shopping centre on Anson Street and allegedly produced a knife.
He allegedly threatened an employee, demanding cash before attempting to pry open a cash register.
Staff at the supermarket were able to notify police and officers from Central West Police District promptly attended and arrested the 44-year-old man.
He was taken to Orange police Station where officers charged the man with attempted robbery armed with an offensive weapon.
The man was refused bail to appear at Orange Local Court on Thursday.
