A fourth man has been charged over an alleged armed robbery at a Hunter club just before last Christmas.
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Three men allegedly forced their way into Greta Workers Sports and Recreation Club, near Maitland, just before 5am on December 22.
The club was closed at the time the trio - who were allegedly armed with a gun, a baseball bat and a samurai sword - approached an employee, who was the only staff member on-site.
They allegedly threatened and attacked the employee before they stole a mobile phone, laptop, pool cues and a small amount of alcohol. A getaway driver was waiting nearby in a ute to take them from the scene.
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The staff member was taken to hospital with head abrasions and two broken fingers.
The State Crime Command's Robbery and Serious Crime squad has been investigating the hold-up.
They arrested a 26-year-old man at Cessnock jail on Wednesday morning and took him to Newcastle Police Station, where he was charged with robbery whilst armed with a dangerous weapon.
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