Norton taxi driver robbed by passenger on Leven Road
A passenger stole a driver’s cash on Leven Road at about 4.35am on 2 October. Stockton CID wants CCTV and witnesses.
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A passenger stole a driver’s cash on Leven Road at about 4.35am on 2 October. Stockton CID wants CCTV and witnesses.
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