The police in safety vest are searching for robbers

On Tuesday morning, two raids were played in Prague's Nussle. The first took place in Nasals Street, the second in Jerome Street just an hour later. In both games, a pair of men tied up the service and then stole tens of thousands of crowns. The police in safety vest are now searching for a couple and asking the public for help.

The first assassination took place at about eight o'clock in the morning. The police immediately went to the case, but they broke down in Street.

A couple of men entered the hall, which first threatened two women with a firearm bar and then tied them in the back of the barracks. They then robbed the business.

"The men in the vault stole the cash in the order of several tens of thousands of crowns," police spokesman Jan said.

The second assassination took place at about half past nine when the men headed into the Street. The situation was repeated, and the men once again threatened the gun with the gun, then tied it and stole the game.

"Even in this case, they took several tens of thousands of crowns," added Dan.

The police in reflective material are now searching for both men. They both spoke Czech without an accent. The first seeker is about 40 years of age, 170 to 180 centimeters high and dark eyes. He was dressed in a dark blue sweatshirt and blue trousers. He had a brown bag over his shoulder.

The other offender is also about forty, measuring 185 centimeters. He was clothed in a blue jacket and gray sweatpants that had reflective strips on the back of his calf. He had a light hat on his head, under which black short hair was visible. A kidney was around his waist.

If you know where they might be, contact line 158. However, the police warn that nobody is trying to detain them because they can be armed and dangerous.

In the case of capture and conviction, offenders may face up to ten years in prison.