Hunt for three men and one woman on bikes after threatening behaviour and damage to bank in Edinburgh

Police have released CCTV images of three men and a woman after a bank was damaged in Edinburgh.

The incident happened on Princes Street at around 1.30am on Thursday, September 12.

Officers say they want to speak to the four people following the incident, which also involved threatening behaviour.

The first man is described as white, around 6ft, of slim build with black hair worn in a top knot.

Police said he may have a moustache or goatee beard and was seen wearing a headtorch, a two-tone blue waterproof jacket, a yellow T-shirt, grey trousers, navy trainers and carrying a plain black rucksack.

He had a black mountain bike with white forks and a solid black chainring guard.

The force described the second man as white, around 6ft and of slim build.

The man was wearing a surgical face mask, black baseball cap, black hooded top, brown trousers and navy shoes.

He had a dark-coloured mountain bike with a distinctive green section at the bottom of the front forks.

The third man is described as white, of heavy build, around 6ft, with short dark hair and a short dark beard.

He was wearing a black baseball cap with a large symbol on the front, red jacket with black panels on the inside arms and flanks, bottle green jogging bottoms and dark shoes.

Police said the third man had a black electric pedal bike.

The woman is described as white, around 5ft 5ins, of slight build with short dark hair.

She was wearing a navy jumper and beige trousers, and had a distinctive white bike with rear mud guards.

The force is urging anyone with information regarding the incident to come forward.

Police constable Callum Johnston said: “I would urge these people or anyone who knows who they are to get in contact with us.

“Anyone with information is asked to contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident number 0211 of Thursday, September 12, 2024. Alternatively, you can contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 where information can be given anonymously.”