Pair charged over jewellery store armed robbery

NSW Police have charged two men – aged 44 and 60 – over their alleged involvement in an armed robbery at a jewellery story on Sydney’s Lower North Shore.

Police say that at around 3.30pm on Thursday 28 March 28th, emergency services were called to a business at Birdwood Lane in Lane Cove, following reports of an armed robbery.

“On arrival, officers attached to North Shore Police Area Command were told two males wearing dark clothing and face coverings – one carrying a firearm – had entered the business and threatened staff before taking an item,” NSW Police said in a statement.

It is believed the males fled in a silver Holden Commodore, bearing Victoria registration plates 1IH 8XX.

Two men (faces blurred) – aged 44 and 60 – are taken into custody today.

Detectives believe that car was being driven by another unknown man and was seen driving in convoy with a silver Mercedes.

Local police established a crime scene and commenced initial inquiries into the incident before the matter was taken carriage of by State Crime Command’s Robbery and Serious Crime Squad under Strike Force Larama.

Following extensive inquiries, including a public appeal for information, about 6.45am today strike force detectives – with assistance from the Tactical Operations Unit – executed a search warrant in Summer Hill.

At the address, detectives arrested two men who were taken to Newtown Police Station.

Both men were charged with robbery whilst armed with dangerous weapon in company and take/detain person in company with intent to obtain advantage.

They were refused to appear in Newtown Local Court today.

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