Masked man threatens women with hammer and steals cash from Yarrawarrah pharmacy A MASKED man wielding a hammer stole money from a Yarrawarrah pharmacy in Sydney's south last night. Police said the man walked into the pharmacy on Old Bush Road in Yarrawarrah about 6.10pm and waved the hammer threateningly demanding cash from two female shop keepers. The women pointed the man to a cash drawer which he emptied an amount of money from before running from the shop. Police responding to the robbery searched the area after getting a description from the two workers but were unable to find the man responsible. He is described as being 180-185cm tall with a slim build and was wearing a white hooded-jumper, baggy jeans and a purple/pink bandana over his face. In a second incident a man brandishing a large kitchen knife robbed a pizza store on The Princes Highway in Unanderra in Wollongong's south about 9.30pm. Three teenage staff members including an 18-year-old male, a 17-year-old male and a 15-year-old female were forced to put money from the cash registers into a black shopping bag the man was carrying. The workers called police after the man ran south from the store along the Princes Highway but a search of the area was unable to locate the armed man. He is described as being approximately 180cm tall with a heavy build and blue eyes. Anybody with information into either incident is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.