According to the police report, the man ordered a bank employee to hand over the daysʼ turnover, and aimed a weapon or replica of a weapon at the employee. Once the man received the money, he ran away from the branch. No one was injured during the robbery.
Citibank spokesperson Éva Hencz told Hungarian news agency MTI that the bank is cooperating with the police regarding the incident.
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