hold-up
nounUK /ˈhəʊld ʌp/
US /ˈhoʊld ʌp/
A hold-up is when someone stops you and takes your things by force.
The bank was closed after a hold-up on Monday morning.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A delay that makes something happen later than planned.
There was a hold-up on the road because of an accident.
3. The act of lifting something up and keeping it raised.
She did a hold-up of the trophy for everyone to see.
4. A support that keeps something from falling.
The workers used a hold-up to keep the roof steady.