Nottingham: McDonald's raid investigation 'making good progress'
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The group entered the restaurant on Clumber Street at about 21:00 BST
Police say they are making "good progress" in tracking down a group of teenagers that ransacked a McDonald's in Nottingham.
Officers said up to 50 people piled into the Clumber Street restaurant on Sunday evening with some jumping over the counter to steal food and drinks.
Staff also reported being threatened during the incident at about 21:00 BST.
Police said detectives were using CCTV footage to identify those involved in the commercial burglary.
Footage shows Nottingham McDonald's stormed by gang of youths
Footage of the fast food outlet being stormed has been widely shared on social media.
Nottinghamshire Police said officers were sent to the scene but the group had dispersed by the time they arrived.
Det Insp Jonathan Kerry said: "We are treating this incident extremely seriously.
"CCTV footage has been obtained and we are continuing to make good progress on identifying those involved.
"That said, we would still welcome anyone who has information or video footage that may assist the investigation to come forward."
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