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Published: Wednesday, 3rd October, 2007 12:30

ROTTERS ROB PAPERBOY

By Lauren Campbell

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POLICE are hunting two vicious thugs who attacked and robbed an unsuspecting paperboy on his round.

The teenage victim had been delivering the Sunday newspapers when the two neds pounced on him in Maree Place.

They managed to make off with money and papers during the robbery between 8.55am and 9am on Sunday.

One of the robbers is described as 14-16, with a thin build and short brown hair.

The other is 15-16, with short black hair and was wearing a black hooded top and tracksuit bottoms.

Anyone with information should call Irvine Police on 01294 404400.

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