Police hunt trio of men who held up Perth service stations with hand gun
Two men who held up three service stations during a crime spree across Perth's northern suburbs last month are still on the run - and could still be armed.
Police have released dramatic CCTV showing the moment the men allegedly held up one of the service stations.
The footage shows one man waiting outside the glass door, and when they open it, another man runs up to the counter, with a handgun drawn.
Two men who held up three service stations during a crime spree across Perth's northern suburbs last month are still on the run - and could still be armed. Supplied
Police haven't been able to find them or the gun since the series of hold ups last month.
"Police believe the offenders pose a risk to the community and it is possible they are still armed." Detective Senior Constable Luke Wood said.
One of the men can clearly be identified in the video and police are hoping a member of the public will recognise him and call CrimeStoppers.
CCTV footage shows one man waiting outside the glass door, and when they open it, another man runs up to the counter, with a handgun drawn. Supplied
The men, and the weapon featured in the vision, are yet to be located by authorities. Supplied
The crime spree began at a service station in Beldon around 11.30pm on the 26th of May.
40 minutes later the thieves held up another service station on Beach Road in Malaga.
At 2.40am on the 27th they raided their final service station at The Lakes.
The crime spree stretched across three different service stations over a period of around four hours. Supplied
Officers also want to speak to a potential witness to the Beldon holdup, who arrived in a blue Mitsubishi Magna.
"They walked to the doors of the service station and appeared to identify what was going on and then they've gone back to their car and taken off at speed."
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