Police hunting man over two armed robberies in Melbourne’s south-east
Investigated have released images of the man allegedly responsible for two armed robberies at services stations earlier this month. (Victoria Police)
Investigators have released images of a man suspected of robbing two service stations in Melbourne’s south-east armed with a knife earlier this month.
Police allege the man entered a service station on Toorak Road, South Yarra armed with a knife around 1.30pm on August 3.
He allegedly made demands for cash then fled the scene and ran to South Yarra station where he rode a train to Caulfield, police said.
It is believed he carried out a similar attack at a second station on Dandenong Road in Malvern East later in the afternoon.
The man is described as being of African appearance and around 185cm tall.
He was wearing a navy ‘Yankees’ branded jumper and carrying a red and black backpack at the time of the alleged robberies.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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