A MUGGER threatened a disabled man with a knife in a bit to snatch his money.
The 51-year-old, who was in a wheelchair, had the knife brandished at his throat after he withdrew cash at a TSB ATM on Poplars Avenue, Orford.
The incident happened on Sunday at 10.30am after the victim was approached by a man on a bike.
But when the victim, who was on his mobility scooter, refused to hand over his money the-would be robber fled down an alley at the side of Orford Library.
A spokesman for Warrington police said: "The victim was shaken but assisted by passers-by.
"It is believed the offender had been having an argument with a female before the incident and detectives are keen to speak to her as should could be a key witnesses."
The attacker is about 25-years-old and 5ft 10ins tall with a long of facial stubble.
He was thin with dark hair, dark eyes and sunken cheeks.
At the time he wore a parka jacket with fur lining around the hood.
The woman police want to speak to is around 25-years-old with dark blond hair tied back in a short pony tail.
She had a shaped face and wore a red Sprayway jacket with three quarter length grey tracksuit bottoms.
She was also on a bike.
Witnesses or anyone with information should call DC Steve Hopkins on 01244 613834.
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