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Man (20s) arrested after staff threatened with knife in armed robbery in Churchtown
Gardai say the man threatened staff with a knife
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A man in his 20s has been arrested following an armed robbery in Churchtown, Dublin 16.
At approximately 7.30am this morning, a man entered a shop on the Braemor Road armed with a knife and threatened staff.
He then fled the store with a quantity of alcohol.
Soon after the man was arrested and is currently being held at Rathfarnham Garda station.
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“Gardaí have arrested a man following an armed robbery at a retail premises in Churchtown, Dublin 16 this morning, Saturday 21st January 2023,” the Garda Press office stated.
“At approximately 7:30 am this morning, a man entered a retail premises on the Braemor Road, armed with what was understood be a knife and threatened the staff. He then left the premises with a quantity of alcohol.”
“Shortly afterwards a man in his 20s was arrested in relation to this incident. He is currently detained under the provisions of Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984 at Rathfarnham Garda station.”
“Investigations are ongoing.”
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