The masked thief confesses at 7k pounds of Tesco Express, Co-OP, Morrisons and One Stop Raids

Patryk Slepowronski, 22, robbed the shops at the knife point

Patryk Slepowronski

A masked thief, who left the workers in the store terrified when he attacked the shops at the knife-point, confessed to him for two months.

Patryk Slepowronski targeted stores Staffordshire inclusive Tesco Express, cooperated, Morrisons and a single stop.

The 22 -year -old entered seven armed shops with a blade before threatening the staff and emptying the daily.

He also forced the workers to open the safes, so that they can put their hands on the cash.

The defendant managed to run away with a total of 7,000 pounds, the police said.

Slepowronski’s taps took place in Stafford, Upper Tean, Uttoxer, Hixon and Bentilee between November 2024 and January 2025.

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Detectives from the Staffordshire Police Criminal Investigation Department (CID) identified Slepowronski as the culprit after the DNA was related to a Hixon CUNT robbery. Christmas Eva last year.

The officers arrested him, discovering the safe keys and stole money at his home.

It is estimated that the thief triggered about 7,000 pounds from its raids.

He also caused “extreme panic and suffering” to the staff working at the time of his robberies, the force said.

Slepowronski admitted six accusations of robbery and a number of robbery attempts when it appeared at the Crown Stafford Court on Friday, March 7th.

The convict, by Marston Montgomery, Derbyshire, was withdrawn before his sentence, which will take place on a future date.

PC Libby May Houston, who was the officer in this case, said: “The officers worked extremely to ensure all the necessary evidence to put behind the bars and to provide justice for business string and persons affected by his crime.

“We continue to work proactive with staffordshire businesses and staff to ensure that the thieves are robust.”