Worker traumatised after armed thieves storm Melbourne service station
Vision has emerged of the moment a worker was terrorized by two armed thieves at a service station in Melbourne’s north.
The two masked men stormed the BP service station in Preston last Sunday around 3:30am and threatened the 23-year-old worker.
One offender was armed with a brick and torch, while the other had a gun.
The offender pointed the gun at the employee, while the other stole cigarettes and cash, before they both fled on foot.
Workers at the service station told 9NEWS the employee was so traumatised by the robbery that he has been unable to return to work.
Both offenders are Caucasian in appearance and have a medium build.
One was wearing a black hooded top, black pants with white detail down the side and a black mask.
The other was wearing a white jumper, blue pants, black shoes, and had a black cloth covering his face.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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