A man and woman have been found guilty over an armed robbery at a Caterham travel agent.
It follows a hold-up at the Thomas Cook branch in Croydon Road on July 8 last year when staff were threatened with what was believed to be a firearm.
The suspect ran to a waiting car with £15,000 in cash and travellers' cheques.
On Monday David Bentley, 54, of Court Road in Orpington, Kent was found guilty on four counts of robbery and four counts of possession of a firearm.
Justyna Pietrzak. 28, of Palmer Avenue in Gravesend was found guilty on four counts of robbery.
Bentley was remanded in custody and Pietrzak released on bail.
They will be sentenced at Maidstone Crown Court on 17 October.
