Man Arrested for Sydney Armed Hold-Up Spree

A man has been arrested after a number of alleged armed hold ups at various businesses across Sydney's west and innerwest.

About 7.30am on Thursday 30 October 2025, police were called to a shopping centre on North Parade, Mount Druitt, following reports of an armed robbery.

Officers attached to Mount Druitt Police Area Command were told a man entered one of the businesses and allegedly threatened an employee with a knife before the man left scene with an amount of cash.

The employee – a 36-year-old man – was not injured.

A crime scene was established, and police commenced an investigation into the incident.

Shortly before 11am the same day (Thursday 30 October 2025), police were called to a convenience store on George Street, Burwood, following reports of an armed robbery.

Officers attached to Burwood Police Area Command were told a man entered the store and allegedly threatened the employees with a knife before leaving the scene.

None of the employees were injured.

A crime scene was established, and police commenced an investigation into the incident.

About 9.40am today (Friday 31 October 2025), police were called to a shopping centre on Burwood Road, Burwood, following reports of an armed robbery.

Officers attached to Burwood Police Area Command were told a man entered one of the businesses and allegedly threatened staff before leaving the scene.

A short time later, the man entered a second business on Burwood Road, Burwood and allegedly threatened staff with a knife before leaving the scene.

A crime scene was established at both locations, and police commenced an investigation into the incidents.

No employees were injured.

Following a search of the area, a 24-year-old man was located on Shaftsbury Road, Burwood.

He was arrested and taken to Burwood Police Station.

Inquiries continue.

Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000 or https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au Information is managed on a confidential basis. The public is reminded not to report information via NSW Police social media pages.

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