Suspects Wanted for Armed Robbery at E-cigarette Store

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Dec.27.2023

Suspects Wanted for Armed Robbery at E-cigarette Store

Local police in Springfield, USA are searching for two armed men who robbed an e-cigarette store on Tuesday night.

According to a report by local KY3 television station in Springfield, USA, local authorities are currently seeking two men suspected of armed robbery at an e-cigarette store.

According to a police officer who spoke to KY3 TV, on Tuesday night, two armed men entered a vape shop, located at 1773 Glenstone Avenue, demanding money. They left on foot with a undisclosed amount of cash and merchandise, without causing any injuries.

The police had requested the assistance of police dogs to track down the suspects, but the dogs were unable to pick up their scent. Currently, the authorities are conducting a search for the suspects in the area. According to the police description, both men are Caucasian, with one wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and the other wearing a cream-colored hooded sweatshirt.

References:

[1] Springfield police investigate armed robbery at vape shop

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[1] Twitter User Creates Gun from E-cigarettes: Viral Sensation

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