Largs, Scotland — A man sustained injuries during a robbery on Monday afternoon while walking his dog along Nelson Street. The incident occurred at approximately 5:15 PM when the victim was approached by two assailants, prompting local authorities to issue a call for witnesses.
According to police reports, the unidentified attackers, believed to be in their late teens or early twenties, assaulted the man and made off with his mobile phone, retreating towards Moorburn Road after the incident. The victim was subsequently transported to a hospital for treatment.
Witnesses described the suspects as white males, one standing around 5 feet 8 inches tall and the other about 5 feet 10 inches, both of whom were dressed in dark clothing at the time of the robbery. The authorities managed to recover the stolen phone later in the evening.
Detective Constable Fraser Barr emphasized the severity of the assault, stating it left the victim emotionally shaken in addition to his physical injuries. Barr urged anyone who might have seen the two individuals on Moorburn Road, Middleton Drive, or Gateside Street around the incident’s time to come forward.
The police continue to investigate the attack and gather details that could lead to the perpetrators’ identification. They are asking community members to share any information that may assist in apprehending those responsible.
Anyone with relevant information is encouraged to reach out to Police Scotland at 101, referencing incident number 2406 from December 29, 2025. Community cooperation is essential as authorities work to restore a sense of safety in the area following the alarming incident.