Southend: Man jailed for five years after using an imitation firearm to rob a woman
Mitchell Rudkin ran towards a woman with his arms outstretched, pointing what appeared to be a gun towards her, shouting for her to stop.
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Mitchell Rudkin ran towards a woman with his arms outstretched, pointing what appeared to be a gun towards her, shouting for her to stop.
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