POLICE are on the prowl for two balaclava-clad men who have robbed a series of milkbars around Greater Dandenong.
On Saturday 17 May, two men entered a milkbar at the corner of Darren Road and Patterson Road in Springvale at 3.20pm.
Police from Frankston’s Embona Taskforce said the men, armed with knives, confronted the shopkeeper before making off with an amount of money.
In the second incident on Tuesday 20 May, two men, again armed with knives, entered a milkbar on the corner of Clow Street and Ross Street in Dandenong demanding cash, police said.
The men stole cash and cigarettes after the victim fainted.
In two separate incidents yesterday it is believed the same men entered a milkbar in Beau Vorno Avenue in Keysborough at 3.45pm and then another in Gleneagles Drive, Endeavour Hills, at 7.05pm.
Police said the men were again brandishing knives when they entered the shops.
The two men threatened the attendants before making off with cash and cigarettes.
In all instances the men were wearing full-faced balaclavas and no one was injured.
It is believed that a car is being used to aid in their escape.
The first man is described as Caucasian in appearance, aged in his late 20s to early 30s, about 180cm tall, with a thin build. He appears to have a long chin and nose.
The second man can also be described as Caucasian, of similar age, about 175cm tall with a solid build and short, light brown hair.
Police are concerned that they will re-offend and may have a propensity for violence.
Police have released an image from the first armed robbery of a man they believe can assist with their inquiries.
Anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Police seeking milkbar bandits
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