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Appeal to identify aggravated robbery offenders in Tauranga

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Do you know who the hooded figures in this CCTV image are?
Both the offenders are described as having a solid build.
One of the offenders was carrying a large machete with a wooden handle.
Police would like to hear from anyone who may know whose these people are.

Tauranga Police are seeking two offenders following Tuesday’s aggravated robbery at United Video on Fraser Street.

The incident occurred at approximately 7.35pm, Tuesday 2 May, 2017.

Detective Kevin Shields of the Western Bay of Plenty CIB says a small amount of money was stolen, including a couple of bags containing coins.

“We are actively looking for two male offenders both described as having a solid build.

“They are pictured in the attached CCTV images and one can be seen carrying a large wooden-handled machete." 

The first offender was wearing a grey hooded top pulled over his head and white-soled running shoes. He was also wearing white gloves.

The second offender was wearing a white scarf over his head and a dark blue puffer-type jacket. He was wearing green cammo-style pants and blue and white running shoes.

“We are seeking any information which may assist us in our investigation, including reports from witnesses,” says Mr Shields. 

Information should be shared with Tauranga Police Station on (07) 577 4300.

Alternatively, information may be shared anonymously with Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

ENDS

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