Youths force cash withdrawal
Three . Christchurch youths face charges of aggravated robbery, after a bakery worker was forced to take money from a bank autoteller machine early on Tuesday morning. Detective Senior-Sergeant Quentin Doig said two youths were working at the vital Foods Bakery in Buffon Street, Waltham, when four intruders entered the premises about 1.30 a.m. They forced one of the workers, aged 16, to drive a yellow Ford Transit van to . a bagk autoteller machine ’
to get cash. The worker was threatened with a knife. The four made off with $lOO. The worker, who was not hurt, drove back to the bakery and telephoned the police. Two of the arrested youths, both aged 16, will appear today in the Children and Young Persons Court. The third, aged 17, will appear in the District Court. The police are still looking for the fourth assailant, to be a girl, aged flgbout 16.
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Press, 26 December 1985, Page 4
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