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Arrests made in relation to Dunedin robberies
"Arrests made in relation to Dunedin robberies "
Dunedin Police have made arrests in relation to three recent aggravated robberies.
A man, aged 27, and two women, aged 19 and 20, were arrested following a search warrant, assisted by the Armed Offenders Squad, at a Tomahawk Road address today.
They are due to appear in Dunedin District Court on Friday 20 July on a variety of charges, including aggravated robbery and aggravated burglary.
The warrant was executed as part of the investigation into three aggravated robberies at local dairies — the Musselburgh Food Centre on 7 June, the Stadium Store on 15 July and the Elgin Road Food Market on 16 July.
Police recovered items thought to be connected to the robberies, including a firearm.
“Being a victim or even a witness to these serious crimes is extremely traumatic and they also have an impact on the wider community,” Detective Sergeant Dylan Ross says.
“That’s why a team of officers — from numerous work groups within the Otago Coastal Police team — have been dedicated to this investigation.
“Today’s arrests are a great result and Police would like to thank the public for their assistance.”
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