Two shops robbed at knife-point
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Published: 29 Jul, 2013 CET.
Updated: Mon 29 Jul 2013 12:04 CET
A petrol station and convenience store were robbed in Oslo on Sunday night. Police believe the same two men are behind both crimes.
The two men held up the Esso station on Trondheimsveien at 12.56am, threatening staff with a knife, and then carried out a similar robbery at Deli de Luca on Waldemar Thranes Gate at 4.30am. "We are looking for two young boys or men, around 20 years old. They have fair skin and speak in an eastern dialect," said Tore Solberg of the Oslo police.
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The two men held up the Esso station on Trondheimsveien at 12.56am, threatening staff with a knife, and then carried out a similar robbery at Deli de Luca on Waldemar Thranes Gate at 4.30am.
"We are looking for two young boys or men, around 20 years old. They have fair skin and speak in an eastern dialect," said Tore Solberg of the Oslo police.
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