By Adam Evans
A man has been charged with robbery and posession of an offensive weapon after an incident in north Belfast.
A delivery driver was stopped on Ardilea Street and threatened by a man who demanded money before making off early this morning.
The 19-year-old accused is due in court on December 22nd.
Detective Sergeant Keith Wilson said "Shortly before 1:50 am of today it was reported that a delivery driver was stopped and threatened by a man who demanded money before making off. Police have since arrested and charged a man in connection with the incident.
"He is due to appear in court on 22 December in relation to this.”
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