Four Girls Suspected of Robbing a Store in Břeclav Arrested in Austria
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Lower Austrian police have arrested four Austrian women suspected of robbing a store in Břeclav, South Moravia, they announced on Tuesday morning. Two of the girls arrested are minors, according to a statement from Austrian police.
After a robbery at a shop in Břeclav in the Czech Republic, the police stopped the escape car near Großkrut near the A5 in Lower Austria. Two 20-year-old women and two boys aged 13 and 14 were sitting there. Masks, a shock gun and the loot were in the car.
After a robbery in Breclav, four Austrians living in Vienna were arrested in Lower Austria. Two of them are only thirteen and fourteen years old.
Austrian police stopped the vehicle in Grosskrut, Lower Austria, after a shop robbery in Břeclav on Friday. The Lower Austrian police announced this in a statement today, saying that there were four Austrian citizens in the car. Two partially confessed, while the other two, aged 13 and 14, are not criminally liable under Czech law. Petra Hrůzová, a spokeswoman for the South Moravian police, said that it was a robbery of a nail salon.
Shortly after the robbery of a store in Břeclav, South Moravia, the suspects ended up in the hands of Austrian police. The car allegedly contained items that linked them to the robbery.
VIENNA - Lower Austrian police have arrested four young Austrian women suspected of robbing a store in Břeclav, South Moravia. They announced this on Tuesday morning, adding that two of the detainees are minors. The APA agency reports.
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