Teenager in Fitzroy North, Melbourne allegedly threatened with weapon, robbed by two males on a bus
Teenager is threatened by armed robbers on a bus in early morning ambush
- Teenager threatened by armed robbers
- The sufferer was informed at hand over his telephone and garments
An adolescent was threatened by armed robbers on a bus with police releasing footage of two males they imagine might help them with their inquiries.
The 17-year-old boarded a route 250 bus at Rushall railway station in Fitzroy North, in Melbourne‘s interior north, on March 26.
At round 2.05am two males, each unknown to the teenager, sat subsequent to him on the bus and seemingly threatened him with a weapon.
The 2 males are alleged to have threatened a teen on a bus in Melbourne.
‘Because the bus started to go away the bus cease, {the teenager} felt what he thought was a weapon press towards his ribs,’ a Victoria Police spokesperson mentioned.
The 2 males then demanded the teenager hand over his iPhone, fleeced jumper and sneakers, earlier than the duo bought off the bus at Park Road and Rathdowne Road in Carlton North at round 2.11am.
Police have confirmed the sufferer was not bodily injured.
Launched CCTV imaginative and prescient exhibits two males who police imagine could possibly help with their enquiries.
The primary male is of caucasian look, 182cm tall with a slim construct, and was seen carrying a blue jumper, white puffer jacket and black runners.
The 17-year-old had boarded a bus in Melbourne’s interior north and was informed at hand over his private belongings by the 2 males.
The second man is perceived to be of African look, 152cm tall with a slim construct, and was seen carrying a black puffer jacket, camouflage patterned pants and white runners.
Police have urged anybody with data to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
