Two people have been robbed in a late-night incident in Newquay.
Police say they were notified of a report of two males being approached and threatened on Cliff Road at around 11.50pm on Wednesday 21 May.
The victims handed over various belongings before the suspect left the scene.
He is described as being in his mid-20s, around 5ft 8ins tall, with some facial hair. He was wearing a black North Face puffer jacket and black cargo trousers.
A police spokesperson said: “Enquiries are ongoing. Anybody with information should call 101 or visit our website quoting 50250129268.”
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