The said robbers then fled on a scooter which they dumped in a residential area near the crime scene and they threw old clothes in the garbage room, said a witness.
Around 09:50am, police received an alarm that two black-clad people struck at a clock shop in central Gothenburg. Several witnesses saw two people get into the glass wall and crowbar.
Annelie Strimell, 51, became a witness.
On weekdays, she works as a manager in the police investigation section.
I was just passing by, I looked at it and thought, "What happened?" Then I saw two people who disappeared on a moped. There wasn't an opportunity for me to intervene at all, she said.
According to the police, came the dark-clad people over 15-20 watches worth several hundred thousand Swedish Krones before they fled, leaving behind some Equipments. The box was crushed and ground covered with broken glasses.
25 minutes after the robbery found a suspect fleeing scooter a few blocks away.
The moped is dumped onto a courtyard. We are in the area with a number of patrols to see if they are hiding in basements, refuse rooms or wind, says Thomas Fuxborg, police spokesperson.
Police: "They have thrown their garments" He continues:
They have thrown their clothes there and switched on. Either they are there and then, or they have disappeared from there.
An accommodation in the area witnessed wearing robbers came in through the gate.
They had a standing bag with the clothes they changed into. They threw the old bag and old clothes in the garbage room, said the witness.
According to the witness robbers appeared very chilly. They should not have had any hurry to dump stuff.
Since they also emit their getaway vehicle before they ran from the scene.
They had more fire in the butt, said the witness, the shop had not yet opened for the day when the concrete was seen men struck. No one was injured during the coup and it is classed as burglary.
In the afternoon, the suspects were still at large.
We are in the area with a number of patrols to see if they are hiding, says Thomas Fuxborg, police spokesperson.
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