A teenager has been threatened with a handgun during a supermarket robbery north of Brisbane on Friday night.
A man entered the Woolworths store on Morayfield Road in Caboolture South about 8pm and approached the express checkout.
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Channel Nine reported the 16-year-old female attendant asked the man how his day was, to which he replied "yeah good thanks, but I need some cash".
The customer then produced what is believed to be a handgun and threatened the teenager, who handed over cash.
The armed robber fled the store and police have released images of a man they want to speak to regarding the incident.
He is described as Caucasian with a medium build, brown hair, wearing a white hoodie with black spots, black shirt with writing on the front, dark pants and orange sunglasses.