Police hunt men who threatened serviceman with knife at RAF Marham
Police are hunting two men after a serviceman was threatened with a knife near an RAF base in Norfolk.
Police seal off road at RAF Marham
Police have closed a road close to the married quarters at RAF Marham following an incident this afternoon.
Officers were called just before 3.30pm to reports a man was approached by two other men in the Burnthouse Road/Ladywood Road area.
The men threatened the victim with a knife before making off in a dark coloured Ford Galaxy.
The victim, a serviceman, was not injured. He was not in uniform at the time of the incident.
The road is closed from the junction of Marham Road to Squires Hill while officers carry out their enquiries and is likely to be closed for some time.
Police are currently working with military personnel.
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