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Police appeal over teens' jewellery store axe raid

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Police appeal over teens' jewellery store axe raid
Photo: Munich Police/DPA

Police in Munich are appealing for help following a raid at the start of February on an upmarket jewellery store, allegedly by axe-wielding teens believed to be linked to the Pink Panther burglary gang.

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Seven people were arrested after the raid at 11am on Wednesday February 12th in the Chopard store on Maximilianstraße.

But police said in a statement on Tuesday they now had doubts over the youths’ age and details.

They have released photos of four of the suspects and are appealing for help to find out if anyone knows where the people photographed were between February 1st and February 12th.

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Munich police are also still looking for a black or dark blue VW Passat saloon with a Serbia or Romania number plate believed to be linked to the raid.

The city's criminal investigations chief Clemens Merkl told journalists the day after the raid that it may have been organized by the international Pink Panther burglary gang.

Anyone with information should contact police on 089 2910-0.

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