Masked men armed with shotgun menace patrons at Colyton pub FOUR masked men armed with a shotgun allegedly burst into a hotel on the Great Western Hwy early this morning in an attempted robbery at Colyton. Police said the men, who were hooded and disguised, menaced several patrons as they made their way through the hotel's bars about 3am. "About 3am four masked and disguised men entered the premises of the Colyton hotel, one armed with what appears to be a shotgun," Inspector Goedings from Penrith Police said. People were menaced and a number of bars were gone through before they decamped from the bar and no proceeds were taken from the incident. Detectives were still on scene early this morning looking at CCTV footage to identify the offenders. The gang fled empty-handed in two cars -- a white 4WD and a silver hatchback -- which were last seen travelling west along Melbourne St. A woman aged in her 20s was treated by paramedics for shock but no one was injured and no shots fired. Police established a crime scene which was examined by forensic specialists with officers and the dog squad searching the surrounding area for the offenders. Detectives are looking for four men described as wearing hooded tops with their faces covered. Hooded robbers target bondi In the city's east, hooded armed men robbed two businesses at Bondi. Two men attempted to steal cash from the register and drinks from the fridge of a fast food restaurant on Bondi Rd in Bondi about 8.25pm. The manager caught the men in the act and chased them away from the store where they were last seen running towards Castlefield St. Moments later two men armed with a knife threatened the 26-year-old manager of a convenience store on Bondi Rd. He was put in a headlock and forced to open the register. The men stole cash and fled. Police on patrol in Blair St, Bondi attempted to stop a silver Subaru minutes later with the NSW registration BVL-30S. The car had been stolen during a break and enter on Penkiville Street in Bondi last weekend. Police pursued the car to Albion Street in Surry Hills before terminating their chase due to the dangerous driving of the stolen car. Police believe all three incidents are linked. The men were wearing dark coloured hooded tops with one man described as having a tanned complexion and the other having a fair complexion. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit crimestoppers.com.au