An 18-year-old male is due to appear in the Hamilton
District Court today on two charges of aggravated robbery of
a commercial premises and two charges of unlawfully taking a
motor vehicle.
Police were called to reports of the
aggravated robberies at business premises on 6 and 7
November.
Police are appealing for information to
apprehend four other offenders who are believed to be
involved in these violent crimes, and for selling stolen
tobacco and vape products.
Hamilton Police are working
hard following positive lines of enquiry to locate those
involved to hold them accountable.
Anyone with
knowledge of their whereabouts or any information are urged
to contact Police via 105 quoting file number 231106/6849 or
if you wish to give information anonymously, please call
Crime Stoppers on 0800 555
111.
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