Police looking for two men over alleged $2 million Melbourne jewellery store robbery
Two men remain on the run after an alleged armed hold-up at a jewellery store in Melbourne's south-east.
Police alleged the men, dressed in what appeared to be tradie vests and clothes, entered a jewellery story in Dandenong on December 29 about 6pm.
The pair allegedly assaulted and threatened the victim with a knife before he was forced to open the safe, from which they stole jewellery and cash valued at more than $2 million.
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Police said the stolen jewellery included 21 carat gold necklaces, bracelets, pendants, rings and cash. Victoria Police
Police alleged the man was tied up with his hands bound and his mouth gagged while the pair robbed the store.
They allegedly left in the victim's vehicle before it's believed they changed cars and were also seen driving a silver Toyota Camry.
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Victoria Police would like to speak to two men who look like thos pictured in these computer-generated images. Victoria Police
Police said the stolen jewellery included 21 carat gold necklaces, bracelets, pendants, rings and cash.
Detectives released computer-generated images of two men they want to speak to in relation to the alleged robbery.
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